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You’re probably not charging enough for your WordPress work

September 9, 2015 eric

You’re probably not charging enough. Some sobering #Wordpress #webdesign statistics to make you think: http://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/reasons-wordpress-developers-paid-peanuts/ … h/t @wpmudev

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