‍What would your creative agency be like without essential software? I've seen agency owners who don't know how to scale, communicate with their team members, even clients. I've even worked with agencies that don't have any relevant structure: In one agency, every team member was lumped into a Slack channel and didn't do much: we got notified of new work via email and we acknowledged tasks via email and Slack. I assume they communicate with clients via email. The problem with this structure is t...

Your creative agency needs clients who value your services and are ready to pay for them. But you need to be able to land clients, retain them, and make them stay. You already manage client relationships, client projects, market your business, and getting new clients shouldn't add to that struggle. In this client acquisition guide, I'll break down client acquisition for creative agencies. You'll learn; The difference between thriving creative agencies and struggling ones is their customer acquis...

Of course, there are dozens of WordPress client portal plugins that can help you communicate directly with your clients, but most of them aren’t nearly as ideal as they should be. They either don't have some basic functionality, their UI isn't so great, or they don't integrate well with other plugins.

Creative projects are rarely straightforward. Every client has different preferences and standards, even when you're handling similar projects for them. If you consider other challenges like unexpected scope changes or frequent edit requests, it's easy for your team to miss deadlines and spend more than you planned. But it doesn’t have to be this way. You can build a project management system that helps your team adapt to any situation, no matter how challenging. In this guide, I'll discuss five...