#1:Business Policies
It is important that before you even think about talking to potential clients that you have set out your business policies. Take the time to clearly define the following items for your business.
Price
There is a lot more to setting your prices than being competive. Make sure you take your costs of running your business into consideration when making the decision about your what your rates are going to be.
Payment Methods
You need to know just how you’re going to receive payment from your clients. Will you take personal checks, business checks or no checks at all. What about credit cards? Think about all the methods and the pros and cons of each before deciding on how you will accept payments.
Late Payments
You will also need to set a policy about how you will handle...
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