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Maintaining Quality Control…
I am curious how everyone on here maintains quality control in the work that produce. My personally, I see if I work on projects for long periods of time, I do from time to time have a typo or something the client notices. The bigger issue I deal with is I log my time and I know what I am getting paid, when a project begins to become less profitable, I tend to begin to rush a bit and the quality control suffers.
Any tricks tips anyone cares to share? I show others the rough when I can before submitting the copy.
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Watch edits through at the beginning and end of your day. Audit any titles/text for spelling/grammar/punctuation before final delivery. Make quality control an easy habit. Make a small check list if you need to.
Another thing that helps is I turn any client note emails into checklists, print them, and keep a record of the document in Word.
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