Resourceful Designer - A Graphic Design Podcast

AI-Generated Art platforms are still in their infancy, and nobody knows what the future holds for them or their effect on the graphic design industry, but I doubt they'll ever replace graphic designers.

What’s the best way to announce a price increase to your clients? Let me share some methods with you, along with some points that will make the task easier and make your clients more receptive.

Your design business will not grow until you learn to outsource and hire subcontractors to help do the work you can’t or shouldn’t do.

Clients come back because they feel valued and appreciated. They want to do business with people who care about them and their needs. You need to make sure your clients feel like they matter. Here are some ideas on how to do that.

Google’s results aren’t always what you’re looking for. But what if I told you some simple tricks could help you get better results on the first try?

How often do you follow up with dormant clients? Clients you haven't communicated with in months or years may have new projects for you and not even realize it. It's up to you to remind them.

Here's some valuable advice to help make you a more productive graphic or web designer. Stop wasting time on time management.

Just because a tool might be helpful to you someday is not a good excuse to part with your hard-earned money today. Owning many different tools doesn't make you a better or more efficient designer if you don't or can't use them.

When first starting in graphic or web design, firing a client may seem like a foreign concept. After all, isn’t the whole point of building a business to increase your number of clients, not reduce it?

The best way to stop thinking about your job as a designer is to occupy your mind with another creative task. Since creativity uses a lot of brain power, it’s difficult for your mind to think of two creative things simultaneously. So it focuses on the more immediate one.