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Designjoy has had 727 clients as a design subscription agency. 🤯
That’s millions in revenue.
Here’s how I’d get clients if I were to start all over:
That’s millions in revenue.
Here’s how I’d get clients if I were to start all over:
Product Hunt.
I say with hesitancy because for most of you, this won’t work out unless you have an:
- audience
- kick-ass landing page
- target an untapped niche
But it’s so easy to do, it would likely be my first stop. You have nothing to lose.
I say with hesitancy because for most of you, this won’t work out unless you have an:
- audience
- kick-ass landing page
- target an untapped niche
But it’s so easy to do, it would likely be my first stop. You have nothing to lose.
Job Boards.
Subscription agencies are ideal for companies looking to hire full time help.
They’re most likely to stick around long-term, and it’s easy to sell the benefits of a Netflix-style agency over hiring full time.
No better place to look than those already hiring.
Subscription agencies are ideal for companies looking to hire full time help.
They’re most likely to stick around long-term, and it’s easy to sell the benefits of a Netflix-style agency over hiring full time.
No better place to look than those already hiring.
Agencies.
This is a funny one. Half of my clients at Designjoy are other agencies.
They take my work and sell it at a premium to their client base.
In turn, they don’t have to do the work.
Both of us make money. Total no brainer.
This is a funny one. Half of my clients at Designjoy are other agencies.
They take my work and sell it at a premium to their client base.
In turn, they don’t have to do the work.
Both of us make money. Total no brainer.
Venture Capital Firms.
These firms tend to have a portfolio of companies, and thus tons of design needs.
It’s far more economical to subscribe to Designjoy than to hire a designer for each company.
Easy sell.
These firms tend to have a portfolio of companies, and thus tons of design needs.
It’s far more economical to subscribe to Designjoy than to hire a designer for each company.
Easy sell.
Traditional Marketing.
If all else fails, you can always fall back on this.
It’s what every other competitor of mine does, and it seems to work.
Half the battle is getting the model in front of potential clients.
It can very much sell itself at that point a lot of times.
If all else fails, you can always fall back on this.
It’s what every other competitor of mine does, and it seems to work.
Half the battle is getting the model in front of potential clients.
It can very much sell itself at that point a lot of times.
Hope that helps friends!
If you have any questions, feel free to comment below. ✌️
Happy client hunting!
If you have any questions, feel free to comment below. ✌️
Happy client hunting!
Correction (X won't let me edit first post):
Client list is around 400-500.
Realized Stripe adds "guests" to client list, whatever that is.
Client list is around 400-500.
Realized Stripe adds "guests" to client list, whatever that is.
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