The Design Business Association asked their panel of experts in industry for some top tips and our MD, Natasha Ellard-Shoefield, was delighted to contribute. For the full article and incredibly useful advice, please click here.
Coming out of the crazy year that was 2020, it’s fair to say that we could all do with some pointers on how we approach this new year.
The Design Business Association asked their panel of experts in industry for some top tips and our MD, Natasha Ellard-Shoefield, was delighted to contribute. For the full article and incredibly useful advice, please click here.
As the owner of a creative, marketing, or graphic design agency, you’ve probably already felt the growing pressure to embrace AI-driven tools and digital automation in your lead generation process. Sure, AI and mass emails can help you reach a wide audience quickly, but here’s the truth: relying solely on them could be hurting your business in the long run.
It has long been accepted that creativity in business is a good thing. The idea is brought home to us every day: creativity will benefit our careers and personal goals. We all have to think outside that box. Those of us who are not ‘creative’ by trade, whether visually or in the written word, will all see and recognise this, wherever we personally think we may be on the ‘creative’ spectrum.
So, why is it that within the creative agency world, there is little similar reflection about deploying business techniques and processes?