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Emanuele Pasin
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Anyone out there who is offering a design subscription service? I spot some @antimofm.eth @baseddesigner.eth I have some questions for you👇
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Emanuele Pasin
@emps
1. What is the biggest challenge when it comes to get clients for this kind of design service?
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2. How do you manage (good problem) work overload if you are running your business as solo?
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3. I see a lot of subscription based design agency have a key person of interest but then a lot of junior designers under the hood. So when does it make sense to scale up the business by hiring other freelance designers?
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antimo 🎩
@antimofm.eth
Crying over noodles and energy drinks 😂 The answer, on paper, is setting rules and sticking by them: — comms and availability (calls yes / no) — task # and turnaround time — type of project The problem is that of course if you need the money you'll say yes to things you know you should not. Getting to a position where you can say no, mentally and financially, takes time One example I can think of is a print project I took some time ago which was very hard on my workload, could only finish it by subcontracting and actually ended up negative cashflow that month
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max 🎩🚂
@baseddesigner.eth
I stopped offering my subscription after my first client pretty much, there were/are easier ways to make money here and contribute more value with less effort
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