In this episode, Malin and Jeremy talk about how to run a business as a married couple or with a new partner. How do you talk about difficult topics, divide up work and decide who will take that next meeting? If you ever thought about getting some more help in your business or just feel curious about what it is like to work with your significant other, this is the perfect episode for you!.

In this episode, Malin and Jeremy talk about how to create proposals that turn leads in to clients. The perfect proposal is all about building trust and show your value, find out how to do this and download the free template (below) to follow along.

In this minisode, Louise Shanahan talks about how to listen to your customers and use their own voice to nail your brand messaging. Find out how to do research, make sense of what you find and then create compelling and effective ways to speak directly to your perfect customer. This is a skill you can use both for clients and your own business.  

In this minisode, Jeremy and Malin talk about what it is like to feel overwhelmed when you run your own business. There will be tips for overcoming negative feelings and how to stay excited about your business and not get stuck in the comparison game. 

Jeremy and Malin talk about Seth Godin and his philosophy around appealing to a few people well rather than making your marketing about numbers. We also talk about how we found our first clients and tips for getting out of the office and make new connections that actually lead to work.

Jeremy and Malin talk about David Kelley and how the framework of human centred design is empowering creatives and non-creatives alike to tackle new challenges. We also discuss how you can feel more confident when you present to clients and how to get the confidence to charge more for your work.

Jeremy and Malin look in to Michael Bierut's design career and the famous rebrands for Mohawk papers and Mastercard. We get tips on how to conduct a successful rebrand and what to keep in mind, including how to find out what customers want, good reasons to rebrand and how to deal with criticism.