Business of design
We work with many creative businesses and gather heaps of data and knowledge along the way. We know these 5 benchmarks are common to many successful businesses.
Most of us start a business to gain flexibility but in reality it feels like you have less time and the first thing to suffer is holidays. We think we’ve found the perfect solution…
Research shows client discontentment with a designer is often around miscommunication – here’s how to onboard new clients to start a relationship with clarity.
An article explaining how a designer can run a good meeting: handy because a good meeting can be the difference between a smooth project and an ugly bunfight!
71% of clients say pitches are lost because of softer factors. What does that mean? And how does that even work if you can’t get in front of a client to pitch?
71% of clients say pitches are lost because of softer factors. What does that mean? And how does that even work if you can’t get in front of a client to pitch?
Designers don’t go into business to fail, but many do because they don’t understand the potential risks. Here’s five strategies to reduce the risk of failure.
Designers are often perfectionists. It’s a superpower for some but for others it’s a problem because it negatively impacts their mental health and profitability.
Does your design agency have shitty profits? Shitty profits suck but they good news is they can be fixed by systematically analysing aspects of your business.
We asked 4 designers we know use instagram regularly, whether the channel works as a new business tool.
Clients are using scenarios to proactively plan for future events. They’re replacing business plans because it’s getting too hard to forecast with accuracy.
Times are tough and profits are down, but we know it’s cyclical and good times will return. Why not use this downtime to question whether a merger would be good for you and your business?