Turning bad into good
Most businesses don't have 100% customer satisfaction. Even if your
service is fantastically good, there will always be people who didn't
use the product as it was supposed to be used, or who weren't really
the target market anyway.
If, by some amazing chance, you did have 100% customer satisfaction
then this claim just isn't all that believable anyway. Reading
user-generated content where...
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Ribbing your web developer in public
My wife grabs me the other day and tells me I should contact a
prominent website that she frequents about some website work.
When I asked why, she said that the website owner had posted a big
whinge about her web developer on the front page of the website, and
perhaps the client was looking to change. Rather than the client and
web developer being a cohesive team unit, the poor old web...
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We don't need no stinking CMS
10 years ago, having a website was cool. You paid your designer a
small fortune to update it for you, which was done in Frontpage or
Dreamweaver, or for the hardcore geeks, notepad.
Then we developers invented something called a content management
system, or CMS. And everyone was running around...
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