What is the process for assigning writers (for both MM & blogs)?
I have a new STWP client who wants blogging 4X a month and marketing messages for all specialty pages. What is the process for PCs in assigning writers?
We have an elegant themes account, but still charge the client $50 for the theme. Add this as an expense on LGED.
One of our STWP sent me an email saying she wants to save all the content on her current, non-WP site to reference in the future. What is the best way to do this? Have the client copy and paste the content into a word doc? Or will the content be safe in the old site for an extended period of time?
This client is quite needy, and I would hate to lose the content. That would equal a very unhappy woman.
Thanks!
mm she doesnt need to copy it to word, we can just dump all the site to a temporary, hidden folder. Even more, there is no need to take it out of the server..
Thanks @juan-villegas. Milena is the developer on this. What would be the best thing for me to tell her in regards to saving the content then? Dump it into a hidden folder or just leave it on the server?
We just got an entire hosting account shut down via Bluehost because our practicebuildingbook.com account is again over the allotted file size.
We need to get this account down to normal size — probably need to move a bunch of sites out of it.
This set of sites that are down include 8 client sites, our Letsgeterdone site, and 16 development sites.
On 11/19, Daryl had got our file sizes down from 204k to 183,573, But today (12/7), its now up to 235k. So they shut us down — no warning this time — no date by which you can have it down.
So, I’m proposing that Daryl have a weekly task of checking the file sizes in all bluehost accounts to see where we’re at. And balancing them.
PC’s will need to check with Daryl before they tell the developer what hosting account to put the site in.
http://www.wp101.com/wp-login.php
username: page1pros
password: page1pros
we need a like button here 😀
Juliette uses this app, pixel window, for explaining dimensions of logos/graphics to developers. It is very handy, and free.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pixelwindow/id503739894?mt=12
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Answer from Becky:
Keep in mind that STWP is a special discounted price — for the whole package. If old clients ask for one-off little projects post site development, our standard rate is $60 / hour. AND, we may be increasing that in 2014.
Bottom line, you should always defer to me on cost conversations with clients!
Becky DeGrossa 1:05 am on December 12, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Just like with developers, there is not process. We need to figure this out!
You can assume that the new guys aren’t loaded up yet, so grab them! You can also always check with Juliana and Jessie to see if they think they have availability. Ask how fast they can turn it around.
Becky DeGrossa 2:44 am on December 12, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Please join me in welcoming our new marketing message and report writers!
Chad Roberson – chad@counselingwise.com
and
John Berryman – john@counselingwise.com
Juan Villegas 2:27 pm on December 12, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply
just curious here, whats MM?
Becky DeGrossa 2:35 pm on December 12, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Marketing Message (as opposed to M&M candies)