We have had a new series on SEJ called Client Horror Stories. The goal of this series is to help those new to the industry avoid making mistakes and dealing with some of the same issues our writers have. In some cases it is important to fire a client. I know the idea of that is foreign to some, but at times it has to happen. So we have a question for you about firing clients and we would love your feedback.
Client Horror Stories Series
Client Horror Stories: The Nut Job
Client Horror Stories: Silence of the SEO Client
Client Horror Story: Are You Sitting Down? We Changed Our URLs!
Melissa Fach
SEJ Editor - Melissa is the owner of SEO Aware, LLC. She is a consultant and trainer helping companies make the most of their content marketing and SEO. She specializes is the Psychology behind blogging and content marketing. Melissa is also an associate at SEOmoz.org, an associate and writer at CopyPress an editor at Authority Labs and a columnist at SmallBizTrends.com She is a self-proclaimed Star Wars and Internet geek and volunteers with big cats at BigCatHabitat.org.
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In case of SEO client… first of all we need have to check properly requirement of client. if you are able to understand the requirement of client and also you are able to give that result to that client the i think there is no chances of fired clients…
But in some cases when client demanding some unrealistic result at that time it is necessary for us to fired a client