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This one's easy: ANYONE. Designers, photographers, videographers, educators, artists, students, enthusiasts, people whose birthdays are in August ... You get the idea. We'll even consider entries from CS3 users. Write a brief success story (no more than 250 words) of how Photoshop CS4 helped save the day and upload it — along with a screenshot or PSD file of your work — to Acrobat.com (click the Share button). Alternatively, you can create a video and post it on a video sharing site like YouTube.com. Or you can post your entry on your blog, if you'd like. All we need is a link to wherever your story is. (Just please don't email them to us or send them snail mail.) Competition opens TODAY (August 3) and closes at 11:59 PM EST on September 18, 2009. Weekly deadlines will be each Friday at 11:59 PM EST. | Weekly Winners There will be one grand prizewinner who will receive the Adobe Creative Suite Design Premium or Web Premium (or equivalent value), complimentary pass to Photoshop World Conference & Expo, a one-year subscription to Kelby Training's Online Training, and $250 of books or DVDs from Kelby Training. All winners will be notified by email. The Grand Prizewinner will also receive special recognition at Photoshop World in Vegas on October 1 during the opening ceremony. |
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Copy from http://www.qassia.com/how-to-charge-for-your-services Are you a freelancer and wondering how to charge for your services? Some of us share their secrets of charging more for less! Please allow me to share my experiences on web development. There are lots of people I am sure would be interested to know the 'market price' or how much to charge for their services. I been setting up websites about 10 years ago, self thought. I am quite a lousy designer but I am quite good at modifying and better still at understanding what client wants. Today I no longer do web business but hire web developers to run my retail/distribution business. I use to charge RM2000-RM10000 per site. I do not care whether it is simple or difficult to handle but I calculate myself if I were to work 8 hours a day at a company, probably I'll get paid at RM 2500 a month so I work back my time. If I have to spend with a customer 40 hours a week developing, consulting the clients, I would charge R...
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