>For us, an important PITA factor is, "how many decision makers will be
>approving our work?" If, for instance, we get our instructions from a
>marketing director, but the CEO has final approval, there's a good chance
>we'll have to do the same work twice, once the way the marketing director
>told us to do it and once the way the guy who approves the invoices really
>wanted it done.
Suz, in my web site contracts with clients I always specify that one person
in the company be the interface between me and the company. So if that
person approves a stage of the project, I take that as the whole company
approves. What they tell me goes. If later they say "sorry, my boss changed
his mind", then I charge them to make the changes they want.
Barry
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Barry Lee Brisco <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Web Design & Development - Online Marketing <http://www.ToTheWeb.com>
Web portfolio at <http://www.ToTheWeb.com/portfolio.html>
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