July Challenge, Week #3 💫 - What's one tip you would give someone just starting an agency? 🤔
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Hey Duders,
A new week means a new chance to share your wisdom and win a prize! This week, you can enter to win a $25 gift card of your choice. 🎉
Starting your own agency is no small feat, but look at the incredible businesses and stunning websites you've built. Let's support those just starting out—what's one game-changing tip you'd give them?💡
What's one tip you would give someone just starting an agency?
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My tip relates to pricing and quotes: Have a simple pricing structure so your clients aren't overwhelmed with choice. I found that package options or a base price with optional add-ons always works well. Be sure to up your "hosting" fee and turn it into a service plan, don't just on-charge what Duda charges. It's best to make recurring revenue to keep you afloat in quiet times rather than relying on a once off price for design work.
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Set clear boundaries for yourself & your clients. Put it in a standard operating agreement & don’t start work until it’s signed!!
Speaking from experience I’ve been burned more times than I can count for not getting a signature.
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