Setting the exact boundaries of what you will do for a project is the only way to avoid working for free. This list of tasks and boundaries is called the project scope, and it keeps everyone on the same page. I always write down every single thing I will do in a simple contract before I start drawing or writing. How do you agree on the exact amount of work with a new client before starting?
Ask How do you define the right project scope when working with a new client?
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