Lol not well. I regret it, but at the same time I'm no longer silently screaming into the void.
When to Fire a Client?
- Thread starter homeriscool
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- Jun 24, 2013
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I guess the question becomes are you getting paid even though they aren't following your directions. If they are causing you to lose money or time because of their decisions it should be easier to make that decision.
- Jun 24, 2013
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Yes Im still getting paid.
But Im getting paid to get seo results and the changes thet are asming me to make is going to hinder me gettinv results (but they dont understand that) even after me telling them
Albert Wesker
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Try to do a peaceful exit. If this business relationship isn't working anymore, then you have all the right to part ways.
sounds like you made this post to hear your own opinion from other people. ok so i will give you your own opinion. fire them bro.
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Yeah, he's kinda nuts, isn't he? If he really doesn't like what his client wants from him he can do still and charge till results worsen and client resigns by himself? Lol. Maybe shitty client yes, but paying. Wtf he kept non-paying 'client' (not anymore) for 6 months?
no, he didn't . i was just giving examples of valid reasons to drop a client to highlight how ridiculous his reason is.
also, if he knew anything about seo, he would know it's not so predictable how google will react to a change. if he makes the on-site changes perhaps it won't make a difference or even improve rankings. he is living in 2001 when you made a change to your website and knew how google will react.
but he doesn't want to hear others opinion, he wants to hear his own opinion so i gave it to him.
navyraiser
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Well to be fair....removing all main keywords from the website WILL decrease ranking for these keywords. And thats apparently what his customer wants, so I kinda understand him.