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Maybe you could help answer our recent question here?
http://theregoesfun.com/post/257063644/dollars-or-sense
Thanks for your suggestion, ThereGoesFun – It really is a touchy situation.
I think it often depends on your current workload. At times, start-ups simply need money and if the client wants to try it their way, it’s difficult to say now when they’ll pay you to do it their way. On the other hand, your work for the client is a representation of your work to future potential clients.
The best you can do is back up your suggestions with strong data and gently help the client remember that you are the expert that they hired to do the work. If the client still wants it their way, it’s time to decide whether the money is worth the potential risk of work that damages your reputation.