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businessservicesuk · 09-29-2007, 12:41 AM

Jul
I think your post has been the worst on the thread so far as your answers are total rubbish.

1. How do I know there are a lot of poor quality products on the market?
The amount of clients sites we inspect
The dross that fills every forums 'review' section

Web designers own sites are generally well optimised, however their clients are not. I understand most designers don't want to quote for work that could be viewed by the client as not necessary. This could lead to them losing the client at the negotiation stage.

Sidewide hyperlinking logos attached for the sole purpose of advertising and passing on juice are just the same as a label on a washing machine, yeah right, dream on.

A small line of text on 1 page would suffice, but we all know there would be no value in that.

I fully understand the frustrations of a designer, providing a mass of mock ups for clients who have no intention of using your services. How many come to me for SEO advice to then get someone else to provide it.... a lot

There are some problems in the web design industry, that are worthy of debate, for a person to say there are no issues and everything is fine, well you not telling the truth.

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businessservicesuk Contributing Member Join Date: 08-26-07 Location: UK Posts: 279 iTrader: 0 / 0% Latest Blog: None	Jul I think your post has been the worst on the thread so far as your answers are total rubbish. 1. How do I know there are a lot of poor quality products on the market? The amount of clients sites we inspect The dross that fills every forums 'review' section Web designers own sites are generally well optimised, however their clients are not. I understand most designers don't want to quote for work that could be viewed by the client as not necessary. This could lead to them losing the client at the negotiation stage. Sidewide hyperlinking logos attached for the sole purpose of advertising and passing on juice are just the same as a label on a washing machine, yeah right, dream on. A small line of text on 1 page would suffice, but we all know there would be no value in that. I fully understand the frustrations of a designer, providing a mass of mock ups for clients who have no intention of using your services. How many come to me for SEO advice to then get someone else to provide it.... a lot There are some problems in the web design industry, that are worthy of debate, for a person to say there are no issues and everything is fine, well you not telling the truth.