Code of Ethics
In 1995, I was one of the first “Web designers,” and with that came great responsibility. From the start to this day, clients share horror stories about consultants, developers, and service providers who are not entirely forthright about extracting money from their pockets.
Some will knowingly take advantage of what clients don’t know to make a buck in every industry or field.
That’s why I’ve always taken a different approach.
I do not work for or receive any payments or royalties from WordPress. I am an independent consultant and coach who helps individuals with WordPress-powered websites achieve the level of success they desire.
Knowledge is Power
When you partner with me, I will take the time to provide the information you need (but may not know how to ask about it). I will not take advantage of your lack of knowledge. I will not “sell” to you based on my income potential, but only on what you need and can be trusted to work for you.
From the start (30 years and running), I’ve managed my business by this Code of Ethics:
My Code of Ethics
While some of the above are not requested and can sometimes be unwelcome, it’s how I roll.
I do not promote unrealistic expectations or promote the free-and-easy online mentality. Succeeding online is complex, and it isn’t getting any easier. You have the best chance for success only when you embrace what is required to reach your goals. That’s where my White Glove Support comes in.
I also post my Affiliate/Partnership and Privacy Statements on this website.
Knowing where I cannot be of service is just as important now that you know my core ethics.
Services I Do Not Offer
While I can provide advice and guidance on the following topics, I do not formally offer these services.
Now you know what I do, how I do it, and what you can expect. Whether we work together or not, use the above standards when partnering with anyone.
