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Project Turn-around Time: What to Expect

Guest post by: Faith Seekings

Article Overview: The answer to ‘how long do projects take’ depends on the type of project and any unique elements – especially website design and development. The key is to discuss with your marketing firm, at the outset of a project, and make sure both sides agree to comfortable schedules. A one-year action plan can be a great tool for both sides.

Project Turn-around Time: What to Expect

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