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		<title>Educate Your Stakeholders!</title>
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		<description>Who decides what&apos;s best for a website? Highly skilled professionals who work with the site&apos;s users and serve as their advocates? Or schmucks with money? Most often, it&apos;s the latter. That&apos;s why a web designer&apos;s first job is to educate the people who hold the purse strings.</description>
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		<title>How to Plan Manpower on a Web Team</title>
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		<description>Just how many people does it take to properly manage a website? It depends on the website. Shane Diffily explains how to figure it out.</description>
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