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Hey everyone! Do you specify the number of revisions you will do in your contract? If so, how many revisions? What is the procedure if your client goes over the number of revisions?07-26-2015, 01:35 PM -
I have finally completed my website for my retouching business I have been in the works to get started. All the business side of things are finally complete. Now I have to start marketing myself and my name out there. However, I have no idea where to begin. I think my work is is pretty good but I have...03-21-2007, 09:06 AM
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This was a quote from Jay Maisel in a recent video with Scott Kelby. It struck me as profound on two levels.
First and most obvious was the idea that one should start with a quality image and go from there. One will rarely take a poor image and make it great and a mediocre final image...07-26-2011, 12:37 PM
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Guys, check my web-site: www.lh-retouch.com
And please tell me what you think about it
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It's a good start. The icons are a little busy and large. They look like logo's to other places. Not icons for what you do. Tame it a little.
And this page: http://www.lh-retouch.com/pricing/
I'm not sure why you have the retouched image as the after. It doesn't look better. I like texture, but this texture is not a bonus over the first picture.
I doubt clients will see it as a good idea. But, you are here to ask. Keep doing that and you will get a great site!
Final tip: You can see the names of your images. Untitled 01-7shs63 or whatever...is not ok. I suggest you name each image the name of your business
and then a number. This way they will show up in search. Good luck!Last edited by JakeFukk; 10-08-2016, 06:28 PM. -
Re: Hey!
The type needs to be rewritten using proper English. The current type wasn't written by a native English speaker. Most of the before images look better than the after versions, which doesn't help market your work. The gigantic icons looks ridiculous. It's like you made one version and optimize it for mobile devices.
I suggest starting over. Use a template for the layout. Use correct English. Avoid over-selling. Your work is not "world class" by any standard. It's a ridiculous statement, and it doesn't make the images look better to a prospective client.Comment
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