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7. When a client asks how to do your job...

Reply to Ino (Original post)

Mon Dec 17, 2012, 12:50 AM

Dec 2012

Well,in that case I would like to suggest you to not ignore the mail rather ask them very clearly that what they are planning for. I mean whether they want your company to do their web designing work or not.
So, better not ignore the mail. Interact and discuss with this client as this may solve your business issues. The most important thing is that this will definitely save your time and effort.

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When a client asks how to do your job... [View all] Ino May 2012 OP

Tell them what they need to know rrneck May 2012 #1

I can see where that would be a slap in the face. Cronkite May 2012 #2

I would say I use a variety of things Phentex May 2012 #3

thanks for the tips Ino May 2012 #4

I think it was best to respond. Broderick May 2012 #5

Respond to your client 's mail trishnikolic Nov 2012 #6

When a client asks how to do your job... GMR Transcription Dec 2012 #7