About Design Theory, Business Strategy, Marketing, Web Design
“I am a forever fan, forever client. This is home.” “Tell Jean I said hi, we go way back, more than 20 years.” This December, we called every client—including our own co-founder in his role as GHACC president. What we heard reminded us that the long game—built on relationships, persistence, and showing up—is the one that actually wins.
About Design Theory, Blog, Business Strategy, Featured Post
“My confidence has grown from 25% to 1000%.” “We’re working with the Department of Education.” “I’m a creative and you guys are gifted at the other stuff.” Every year, we call every client to celebrate their wins and hear their stories. This year’s conversations reminded us why we love what we do—and why transformation comes in so many different forms.
Business Strategy, Strategy
How Small Wins Lead to Big Confidence The Zero to $2K Challenge is about more than just revenue – it’s about proving to yourself that your business can create results quickly. Many entrepreneurs overcomplicate growth while ignoring simple, actionable steps that...
Branding, Business Strategy, Content & Copywriting, Marketing, SEO, Social Media, Strategy
Social media matters. Your customers are there, your competitors are there, and for many people, it’s the first place they interact with your brand. Most small business owners already have photos, ideas, and offers worth sharing. The challenge is posting consistently...
Branding, Business Strategy, Graphic Design, Marketing, Web Design, Web Development
In Part 1, we covered six critical warning signs to watch for when choosing an agency. Now let’s explore the remaining red flags that can help you avoid costly mistakes. 7. No Portfolio or Case Studies Every legitimate agency has completed projects they’re...
Business Strategy, Graphic Design, Marketing, Strategy, Web Design, Web Development
Choosing the right web designer or digital marketing agency can make or break your online presence. A great partnership leads to a website that attracts customers and grows with your business. A poor choice means wasted money and missed opportunities. After years of...
