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Some times we have that job that we need an extra helping hand and that is fine and I'm pretty sure we all have out sourced at one point or another. I want to know when looking for services do you get to a sellers page and read over services and decide that what they have as a option is the only package option available to choose from or are you the type like me that does not mind a little negotiation and goes out there way to try and get the best price, service & features? Do you try and negotiate or do you just settle the offer at hand?
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If I'm looking for something on SeoClerks and finally find the perfect service, I won't try to negotiate because the prices are pretty firm. If I wanted to post a WTB (want to buy) page for something I want, I can negotiate sometimes if a person bids higher than I'm willing to pay. If I'm posting somewhere else I'll usually negotiate after we get every detail down of what I need done. It's not really about saving money for me, it's more about seeing how the person reacts to me trying to counter their offer. If they seem willing to negotiate it shows me they're the ones in charge of the service usually and they don't outsource much of it. If they are pretty firm on it, it usually means they are not the decision maker and can't negotiate a price. They're given strict price points and can't vary from them, which sucks usually because I don't pick them as my freelancer.
I've actually been on both sides of the negotiation since I run my own online marketing and web design service. Most of my clients try to negotiate a lower price, which I understand, because my prices are pretty high. But they're high because we are good at what we do ;) I'll usually drop my prices if the clients is nice. If the client is grumpy all the time, I'd rather lose the sale than give them a penny off This all depends if I'm on a website like SeoClerks or if I'm somewhere else and I post a job listing for people to bid on. If I'm looking for something on SeoClerks and finally find the perfect service, I won't try to negotiate because the prices are pretty firm. If I wanted to post a WTB (want to buy) page for something I want, I can negotiate sometimes if a person bids higher than I'm willing to pay. If I'm posting somewhere else I'll usually negotiate after we get every detail down of what I need done. It's not really about saving money for me, it's more about seeing how the person reacts to me trying to counter their offer. If they seem willing to negotiate it shows me they're the ones in charge of the service usually and they don't outsource much of it. If they are pretty firm on it, it usually means they are not the decision maker and can't negotiate a price. They're given strict price points and can't vary from them, which sucks usually because I don't pick them as my freelancer. I've actually been on both sides of the negotiation since I run my own online marketing and web design service. Most of my clients try to negotiate a lower price, which I understand, because my prices are pretty high. But they're high because we are good at what we do ;) I'll usually drop my prices if the clients is nice. If the client is grumpy all the time, I'd rather lose the sale than give them a penny off :D
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