How much? How to keep costs low and creative quality high
Budgeting is an integral part of every creative project, so it’s a wonder more attention isn’t paid to how to get more from it.
Budgeting is an integral part of every creative project, so it’s a wonder more attention isn’t paid to how to get more from it.
Perfectionism only becomes a problem when you approach the peak of productivity and go too far, tip over the edge and roll (quickly) down the other side.
You can start by doing a little groundwork, or “prewriting,” by outlining your ideas. As you create your outline, imagine that you’re building a house with several important elements, including a structural frame, foundation, rooms and a roof.
Whether you’re selling trucks, accounting services or a new wellness program to your employees, you need to know which benefits your audience values.
You’re at the starting line. The countdown begins. Look to your left and see a Ferrari. Look to your right and see a Lamborghini. Look at your steering wheel and you see the Honda logo of your rinky-dink 1985 CRX.
Whether it’s updating the blog every week, posting engaging content to Twitter regularly or implementing a company-wide marketing campaign, here are six tips we’ve found useful for how to make and stick to a business marketing resolution.