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Have things gone slow?

Cianos · 2013-05-02 14:38:52

Am I the only one who thinks things have gone very slow over the past few weeks? I've noticed a big dip in inquiries coming in, making me a bit nervous!

02-05-2013 03:38PM

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Cianos

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Am I the only one who thinks things have gone very slow over the past few weeks? I've noticed a big dip in inquiries coming in, making me a bit nervous!

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#2 02-05-2013 03:44PM

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Feb and March... dead as a dodo!

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#3 02-05-2013 04:48PM

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Haven't noticed any changes personally. I don't think web design in general is as "seasonal" as print design where there is a definite pattern e.g Christmas rush - slow January kind of thing.

Of course it depends on your client base, if most of your clients are in particular sector that does have seasonal changes then you will feel a slowdown when they do.

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