Want to run your creative business on the legal up and up? Then this post collection will help you do exactly that!
When was the last time you opened an email and thought, “This question again?” You know what to say; you’re just tired of writing it. Because the exhausting part isn’t the question itself or the fact that the client asked it; it’s figuring out the wording for the 100th time. Rather watch? Psst…would you rather […]
If you’ve ever thought, “Didn’t we already talk about this?” there’s a good chance the issue isn’t the client. It might be the amount of communication your contract is creating instead of preventing.
Do you wonder why every client situation feels like starting from scratch? Watch this if you are overwhelmed and want a lighter business.
Want a business that feels calmer? The answer is small improvements that compound. Simple practical tweaks that support your workflow.
How you onboard new clients sets the tone for the project. But is your onboarding system stuck in the past? Learn 4 common onboarding gaps even experienced creatives make.
Learn the 3-step response framework for handling out-of-scope requests and protect your time, profit, energy, and client relationships.
Learn the three client expectation frameworks experienced creatives use to keep projects predictable, not drifting based on client whims.
Your contract is just not legal paperwork. It’s your operating system for client relationships. Even experienced creatives often use contracts that look solid on the surface, but quietly create friction. Maybe payment terms are technically there, but not specific enough to prevent delays. Maybe ownership language is copied from a template that no longer matches […]
To close out the year, there are 6 legal tasks you should tackle in Q4 for your creative business. Learn what they are and how to do them.
Running a regular legal check-up of your creative business sounds boring. But it is critical if you want to build a strong foundation to support your big business goals. And unless you turn it into a habit, it’s hard to change your pattern of behavior. (Pssst…my favorite book about habit forming is The Power of […]
Your clients don’t need flexibility; they want the outcome they hired you for. Your client policies show you have a plan to get them there.
You can’t avoid every difficult client, but there are things you can do to start your relationship off right.
