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5 Easy Steps to Finding a Freelancer for Programming or Web Design

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(Another eBook on Freelancing or Freelance Web Design, this one for people looking to hire freelancers for programming or design. Cost me 10 Bucks! :D enjoy)





There's almost nothing more intimidating for the average person than wanting to make a simple web site, knowing how you want it to run, imagining an easy logo, and then trying to find someone to do it.  The technical jargon alone is confusing for most people.  It often sounds something like this:





Client: "I need to be able to, you know -- log in and change stuff.."


Provider: "You mean a CMS."


Client: "No, not really. Just something simple.."


Provider: "That's right.  A CMS.  A content management system.  You can usually get that done in P-H-P-n-My-Ess-q-eel, or --"


Client: "..."


Provider: "That'll be a zillion dollars."





Sound familiar?