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Lieven Malaise
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Ubelgiji
Local time: 02:17
Mwanachama(2020)
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Post-project edits Jul 31

Define post-project edits.

If it's about extra text my customers will spontaneously send me a purchase order. If it's only a few words or sentences I will be glad to translate it for free.

WolfgangS
Luis M. Sosa
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Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
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Ureno
Local time: 01:17
Mwanachama(2007)
Kiingereza hadi Kireno
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N/A Jul 31

It depends on the edits and on the customer. For a repeat customer, I’m always willing to do some small edits for free. For a new client, I’ll either charge my minimum fee or waive it completely. My longest-standing client (a Belgian agency) asks for this very often. These are marketing texts, and the end client almost always has a few minor points they wish to add or change. We have therefore agreed on a "special" rate for these cases (half my "minimum" fee).

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