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Title: 13 - Negotiating with Clients

Learning Objectives:

Understanding what are the norms of dealing with clients doing Freelance jobs

Description:

Freelance employers are of all kinds and types and have all sorts of work ethic requirements.
However, while negotiating rates with the client there are some tricks that proved to be useful. First and
foremost is doing research. Do a research on what rates other are quoting for the same kind of job.
Perceived value lets you negotiate with confidence. Second, never use written communication only but
feel free to talk to the client using voice or video call. Third, ask exactly what the job entails. Without a
proper understanding of the job, you may agree to a rate lower for the amount of work involved.
Fourth, quote the price first. Last, don’t be afraid to turn down a job. An employer also has pressure to
find a good freelancer. If you don’t find a good job, don’t be afraid to turn it down, and it might result in
better rates.

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