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Joey, you asked several questions there, some answers are going to be personal preference, some others I have done myself and think they might apply to you as well. So, here it goes:
Deal with it
The web changes. A lot. Work done several years ago cannot and should not apply today. I have no clue on how many work references you have, but assuming you are ...
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It seems to me that you have nothing to lose in contacting your old client to see if they require work to be done to their website. You will achieve nothing by not asking and it could be profitable if you do. You don't have to be so blunt by saying "your site looks terrible", simply regaining contact and enquiring about work could be sufficient. You cannot ...
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For an average website that supports both rel="canonical" links for both m.domain.com and www.domain.com should only ever need to use 1 sitemap by using Annotation in Sitemaps.
So even if your website is responsive or supports both using different URL you should only ever need to use one sitemap (for standard sites).
Now since your question is about ...
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For the design team, you'll want their goals to be related to the conversion rate on the website. It's their jobs to make the site aesthetically pleasing and easy for customers to use.
The social media team will be responsible for driving traffic to the site, so you'll likely want to keep an eye on total traffic to the site, particularly from Social ...
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