WordPress agencies and freelancers typically live on a constant stream of clients. Finish one job, get paid, and move onto the next. This can function as a steady income stream, but the constant need for more work limits the flexibility that many people are looking for from this kind of job.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The ideal solution for many is recurring income. The article below explains the details of how and why it works and the best way to get your clients to pay a continuous fee for access to your services and products to earn more with WordPress<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n One increasingly common way agencies and freelancers are embracing recurring income is by having their clients sign a \u201cWordPress retainer\u201d agreement.
That sort of agreement (usually) means that the client will continuously be paying the agency, and in return, will be entitled to expect WordPress technical support\/maintenance\/design, or in other words, whichever services that WordPress agency has to offer, for as long as the agreement is held.
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