Good collaboration — at the right time — with an expert in employment law can help you create a better employee handbook that will help simplify management, assist recruitment, and boost retention by creating an agency culture that matches your leadership vision.
There are lots of software tools that will help you run your agency business better. Here are some of the ones that I like.
Entrepreneurs of all kinds have a hard time saying “no” to lots of things, but perhaps the hardest thing to turn down is new business. Learn when to bite the bullet and turn down new revenue.
Now is a good time to start thinking about human resources and talent-related resolutions that you should consider for the new year.
Understanding the status quo can be a good start to the 2019 budget process for many agencies.
A well-designed multiple revenue stream model can mitigate risk, improve cash flow, and generate greater profits for your agency.
When two people start a business, it’s a heady time. Unfortunately, that excitement often blinds the new partners to good decision-making. At the top of that list is 50-50 ownership and control.
You don’t want to put all your eggs in one basket as you grow your agency. Variety in your client base will make your firm more robust and profitable.
Failure provides valuable lessons. An agency owner shares practical advice he has learned along the way from his own errors.
I frequently work with clients to redesign their websites. We find it very important to guide a conversation at the start of the process to determine exactly what they want to accomplish. All too often they know they want a better website, but haven’t really thought through what that means. We typically kick off the
Chip Griffin founded the Small Agency Growth Alliance (SAGA) to help PR and marketing agency owners achieve their goals.
Identify key challenges and opportunities in less than 10 minutes with this easy-to-use approach.
