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The 13 Most Important Non-Architecture Skills You Learn in Architecture School

Architecture school is a long haul and we all know it. Whether you get a 5-year professional degree or choose to take on a few years of graduate school (or both), it’s a grueling process. However, most would hopefully agree, it’s worth it for the knowledge you gain throughout those years (not to mention the friendships you form in the close quarters of the studio).

How to get web design clients without knocking on doors or cold calling

How to get web design clients without knocking on doors or cold calling

When people first signed up for Content Snare , they are asked one simple question: What is the single biggest challenge you face in your web design business? The most common response is getting content out of clients. Given they had just signed up for a tool helps them do this, it isn’t that surprising.

Master the Redesign Pitch and Save the World from Bad Websites

How to Tell a Potential Client Their Site Sucks – and Offer to Fix It for Them

As I was reading about the weird ways to find new gigs as a WordPress developer the other day, I noticed a comment from kalico that I thought was worth exploring: Adding insult to injury is something every WordPress freelancer should be wary of whenever approaching a new client (or an old one whose website is desperately in need of a refresher).