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I've got two major clients right now in financial services, one I'm on site for about 80% of the time, the other about 10%, but I do a lot of off site work too. Also have 3 ongoing web design clients which is part of my 'Plan B'. Busy.
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Nope, either get yellow pages out and write to them all or go put your CV through their doors like fliers.Originally posted by abu1 View PostHow do you get about finding clients without going through agencies. Is there any websites yo ucan use to directly find clients
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How do you get about finding clients without going through agencies. Is there any websites yo ucan use to directly find clients
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I suppose I have two, my main contract plus a Plan B pro bono work
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But doing what?
I think it's easier to have multiple clients if you're a coder of some sort.
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Can you rephrase the question?Originally posted by wim121 View PostTwo d000hg?
If you work for those clients regularly then well done. Commendable in fact.I said 5+ as I have one proper client through an agency but also have a database of my own clients on a self employed basis.
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1 at the moment. two months ago it was 0. three months ago to was 2. four months ago it was 3. five months ago it was 4. six months ago it was 3. seven months ago it was 2. eight months ago it was 1.
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Just taken in a third. One four day per week. One two day. One one day a fortnight ish.
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Two d000hg?
I said 5+ as I have one proper client through an agency but also have a database of my own clients on a self employed basis.
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How many clients do you have right now?
35151.43%1828.57%3314.29%545.71%25+8.57%3Benched/permie/Andyw11.43%4Leading on from the thread on this, let's have a fun poll. Include whatever you think counts
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