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How can I cut ties with a client? 2017-07-02 03:20:47 Post No. 313359
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How can I cut ties with a client? 2017-07-02 03:20:47 Post No. 313359
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So I have been working with this woman for a while. She is close friends with my mother, and asked me about a logo she can print in shirts for her fitness business. Everything was already bad from the beggining. She never specified anything, and always seemed to ignore me when I asked her for ideas (instead, just saying things like "i want it these colors" or "no shapes"). Summing up, this is the 3rd time she has asked me to start from zero (each time with a way, completely different idea), with the 2nd time when she finally bothered to send me design ideas (that clash between them horribly). I've concluded that she clearly doesn't know what she wants, and this will keep being like this unless I cut ties with her. However, I don't know how without making it awkward... Any suggestions?
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Excuse me. Outdated image. Here is the actual logo (that one was just me fooling around with patterns).
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you should have had an agreement/contract from the beginning that goes over this
are you being paid? if yes, just keep going, if it's an hourly rate the extra time mucking about probably works out for you
if no? man up and discuss the issues, or declare you're not going to continue unless criteria are met
You stop making it awkward by being an fucking adult, easy
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this. assuming this is a freelance project, unless you want your clients being indecisive for months on end, set time frames for projects. god help you if you're not charging hourly for this...
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