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Establishing a care plan for client website maintenance and updates.

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Hey yall - I posted about this before with little response so I'll try again. Ive had a bunch of clients ask me for some sort of care package. A lot of companies I work with don't have an "webmasters" or anyone to help with design assets or make small changes to their site as marketing initiatives change. Think its time to set something official up and was wondering if anyone has ever set up a care plan and what kind of charging structure they have. Thanks!

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Hey Joe, I would say it's more classically called a 'retainer'. Now people are using a similar term like 'design subscription'. I'm not personally experienced with this, but you could use those terms to search for more info!

This podcast with Ran Segall talks about the idea though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAMgOp8I1TM&t=2560s&ab_channel=FluxAcademy

Thank you! I will check it out today.

I am building a care package, support, and infrastructure already - as part of my 220-page relume project creation. Coincidentally, lol.

- Good stuff, how do you plan on structuring the payment? Are you going per hour upon request, retainer for x amount of hours?

I'll have a few options - so that my reseller's, advocates, influencers, and I can prospect like a general, while prescribing like a specialist.

If you would like to jump on a Zoom call to see more behind the scenes or under the hood a tid bit - by all means - book here -->> https://dashboard.freelancingfactory.com/public/freelancing-factory/30-minute-meeting

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