Website Copywriting For Time Management (and happy customers)

When entrepreneurs enjoy in order to grow, they often start on time management challenges. They are overwhelmed because they can juggle more projects, major tasks and requests.

For example, I once set a wonderful web designer I call "Wendy". Wendy had just broken out and she was willing to do a lot to accept a small fee.

But I'm not the only one who finds the hidden treasure. Soon Wendy was able to cope with juggling more clients than they comfortably. And she wanted a life,too.

As a customer, I was disappointed. Suddenly I could not the phone Wendy for last-minute requests. My Projects disappeared into a black hole.

What would Wendy do? If she texts my client, they had their website to drive. It would create a site for client guidelines and state clearly what it needs from customers, providing great performance.

Here are 3 policies Wendy (and all are busy entrepreneur) must be clarified on the website.

(1) How muchNote you need from your customers? You need a notice on a new project comes in, and notice of cancellation.

Wendy, I asked my calling card for what seemed like the millionth time to reorganize. "Sure," she said, "I can not."

But when? I was not their only client of the week. Wendy needs to manage the expectations of the customer. For example, they could write: "3 days in advance to a business card and 7 working days start a blog on schedule."

For phone or liveBecome consultations, 24 to 48 hours cancellation notice is the standard for everything from massage therapists to medical services. Design and writing professionals need to kill a fee - an amount that is given up when your client canceled mid-project.

(2) What is your delivery time? How many working days you need to give customers the quality of the work that they deserve?

For my text service, I learned to ask for 10 days for a project where I livedquote 5 working days or less. But now I'm busy. I can not just project work this week. So I have to stretch my delivery and charge extra for rush jobs.

I have no idea how long will it take for a website or a business card design. But if the designer one, requires three or five days, I need to know.

(3) What do you need to work on a project for a new client? Your site is to help you learn to do away with No-Fee familiar calls.

While you are busyeven at a get-acquainted visit represents an investment of time - an opportunity cost, say, as a bookkeeper. I recommend paying a small sample of your work. For texts, it is a diagnostic project. For advice, it's a one-hour call.

My system allows customers to deduct the cost of the first call, if they now into a larger project. We both win when we reach the client's goals only with the Diagnostic. And I work with the customer from the first moment, instead of trying to sell toand in the vicinity.

I've also noticed that I leave my site to drive so I can get fewer requests for calls. I have a number of potential customers as teleseminars can hear my voice. You hear me to answer questions and not one minute revisions to the websites of the caller. And feel after an hour or so, they know me.

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