Tag: Guides Working With Clients

  • How to Find Leads for a WordPress Development Company?

    In order to grow as a professional WordPress developer, you need to collaborate with a reputable WordPress development company that believes in expert development and values long-term results. More often than not, business owners are misled by media and marketing collateral online, claiming how easy development is, with solutions sold for $20–$100 or site builders…

  • The Art of Presales Engagement in B2B

    In the world of B2B sales, presales engagement is a crucial stage where deals are forged or fractured, and building trust and understanding with potential clients is paramount. But with complex products, demanding decision-makers, and a cutthroat landscape, how can you ensure your presales team is engaging effectively and making the most of the B2B…

  • Why Are Estimates Challenging For Custom Development Work?

    I’ve been browsing and replying on Quora over the holidays and one of the questions made me think deeper about the estimation challenges when quoting custom development work: At DevWP I’ve already blogged about why I avoid estimates and the reason we do provide retainer services for our ongoing accounts. I’m no stranger to budget constraints…

  • 15 Obstacles That Enterprises Report in WordPress and Development Partners

    SMEs (Small and Medium-sized Enterprises) have been one of the key strategic audiences that DevriX works with under the core retainers proposition. There are some peculiar misconceptions (or legitimate concerns) that enterprise representatives always outline during meetings and calls regarding their hesitation while considering WordPress for a new product or a platform rebuild. Over the…

  • 14 Reasons Why the Website RFP Process Is Really Broken

    One of the most painful roadblocks of the web ecosystem is the practice of creating and submitting RFPs (Request for Proposals). And among the leading reasons why we transitioned to WordPress retainers back in 2014 was precisely due to how broken this process is. (The other key goal was focusing on recurring revenue.) But since…

  • How Does WordPress Maintain Backward Compatibility Over Time?

    Backward compatibility is one of the pillars of the platform that comes with the highest priority. Over the past ten years, the technological progress in WordPress has been moving somewhat slowly, but that ensures that no WordPress website would be left behind. For quite some time now, WordPress is officially supporting all PHP versions starting…