Podcast appearances and mentions of jamie starcevich

Ok web designer – tell me if this sounds familiar…You sign on a new client for a website project!But then, they send you their atrocious logo…Now what?Do you design the website based on their terrible logo/existing brand?Do you try to upsell an unexpected logo/brand package?Do you pause the website project and tell them to hire a new logo designer first?This is a very common challenge for web designers but there is a solution!Repeat guest and branding expert Jamie Starcevich has really dialed in a nifty solution for this situation which is, in short, to offer a “Light Branding Package.” In this chat, we get into all the details of how to offer it, what constraints to put on it, how much to charge for it and more!Head to the show notes to get all links and resources we mentioned along with a full transcription of this episode at joshhall.co/373

Jamie Starcevich, founder and creative director of Sprucerd.com, takes us through her “Zero Revision Method” and teaches us how to refine our process in order to limit revisions to save both time and sanity for both us as designers and our clients.Get all links, resources and show notes at:https://joshhall.co/050

What's a Designer Day Rate? Why would designers replace client retainers for this? And what are the benefits to this service? Join us as Jamie from Spruce Rd describes how this premium one-day design service has empowered her brand design studio, what she's learned, and what she recommends! We also get into a bit of her client psychology and her signature Zero-Revision process. Email us at inbox@betterbranddesigner.comInstagram: @betterpodcastFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/betterbranddesigner/Website: https://www.betterpodcast.comLinks Mentioned:Jamie's Website: https://www.sprucerd.com/Free Zero-Revision Training: https://sprucerd.lpages.co/zero-revision-design-presentation-method/Shareworthy Course: https://shareworthydesign.com/Free #BrandSelfCare Challenge: https://sprucerd.lpages.co/brand-self-care/

Jamie Starcevich from Spruce Rd lets our listeners in on how she has reached her goal of having zero client revisions through knowing her clients, managing their expectations, and addressing potential mindset hangups while also confidently presenting and positioning her work to them. It will help you rethink how you approach working with your own clients. If you are tired of setting for the hustle heavy lifestyle of the entrepreneur and are raising your hand to consistent income that DOESN'T require you to work crazy hours, I created a free class and saved a seat for you here: http://profitplanner.co/grow. This class goes over the 3-part profit plan system so you can run a business that allows you to be laptopless - where you can work when you WANT to, not because you HAVE to.

When you combine motherhood and entrepreneurship, simplicity and savoring the present moment become two necessary but hard ingredients to remember. In this episode we hear from Jamie Starcevich all about how she’s pursuing simplicity and savoring the special moments of motherhood as well as how she has grown and evolved her branding and design agency.In this episode you’ll hearHow Jamie started a design business that replaced her full time income in less than a year in businessHow to get your first clientAre you ready to finally take your idea and expertise and turn it into a profitable online business that you can run on “nap time hours”? Apply now for a complimentary Gameplan Call with Katie to strategize! >> Apply Now See the full show notes >> HERESCREENSHOT THE SHOW TODAY AND TAG ME ON YOUR INSTAGRAM STORIES! I LOVE REPOSTING YOUR SHARE ON MY STORIES! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As bloggers and content creators photography plays a huge part in what we do. A well planned out Instagram feed, editorial photos and a consistent aesthetic are just a few of the ways we ensure that our visual game in on point.  In this episode we’re opening up about all the tools we use to create the images we share. We’re diving deep into the equipment and apps we love for a whole myriad of uses. With 18+ years of blogging between us, we’re also looking back on some of the biggest photography lessons we’ve learnt, and the mistakes we’ve made.  Plus we share the photographer Instagram accounts we love to follow! This episode is perfect for our fellow bloggers, Instagrammers and content creators, and anyone interested in curating a gorgeous Instagram feed of their own.  EPISODE 37 SHOW NOTES Ella's blog - Coco’s Tea Party  Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice SHOW LINKS Photography kit mentioned:  iPhone 7+ Canon EOS M Compact Camera Canon 1.8 55mm Camera Lens Canon 22mm Fixed Camera Lens Olympus EPL 8 Camera  Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom Anna and Lily’s Youtube series on starting your own Youtube channel Editing apps mentioned:  Facetune VSCO Snapseed  SKRWT Spark Post for Instagram Stories  Planoly Mosaico Presets mentioned:  Josie of Fashion Mumblr  A Beautiful Mess Amanda Holstein Jaci Marie Jacob  General mentions:  Photoboards  Jamie Starcevich’s branding questionnaire  5 OF ELLA’S FAVOURITE PHOTOGRAPHERS ON INSTAGRAM Claire Menary Claire Menary x Pampelone... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

As bloggers and content creators photography plays a huge part in what we do. A well planned out Instagram feed, editorial photos and a consistent aesthetic are just a few of the ways we ensure that our visual game in on point.  In this episode we’re opening up about all the tools we use to create the images we share. We’re diving deep into the equipment and apps we love for a whole myriad of uses. With 18+ years of blogging between us, we’re also looking back on some of the biggest photography lessons we’ve learnt, and the mistakes we’ve made.  Plus we share the photographer Instagram accounts we love to follow! This episode is perfect for our fellow bloggers, Instagrammers and content creators, and anyone interested in curating a gorgeous Instagram feed of their own.  EPISODE 37 SHOW NOTES Ella's blog - Coco’s Tea Party  Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice SHOW LINKS Photography kit mentioned:  iPhone 7+ Canon EOS M Compact Camera Canon 1.8 55mm Camera Lens Canon 22mm Fixed Camera Lens Olympus EPL 8 Camera  Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom Anna and Lily’s Youtube series on starting your own Youtube channel Editing apps mentioned:  Facetune VSCO Snapseed  SKRWT Spark Post for Instagram Stories  Planoly Mosaico Presets mentioned:  Josie of Fashion Mumblr  A Beautiful Mess Amanda Holstein Jaci Marie Jacob  General mentions:  Photoboards  Jamie Starcevich’s branding questionnaire  5 OF ELLA’S FAVOURITE PHOTOGRAPHERS ON INSTAGRAM Claire Menary Claire Menary x Pampelone... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week's episode is inspired by one of our most frequently asked questions: how do we stay inspired as content creators?  With 18 years of blogging experience between us, we are VERY used to seeking inspiration, and turning it into blog posts, photography and a whole myriad of other content streams. In this episode we discuss the weekly content we both create, how we stoke our inspiration fires, and the locations we look to for helping to bolster our creativity.  This episode is perfect for anyone interested in blogging, social media or content creation. Or indeed, anyone looking for a little extra inspiration boost. We hope you'll enjoy the show! EPISODE 25 SHOW NOTES Ella's blog - Coco’s Tea Party  Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice Ella’s Pinterest - Coco’s Tea Party  Monica’s Pinterest - Monica Beatrice W  Ella’s Twitter - @CocosTeaParty Monica’s Twitter - @MonicaBeatrice Ella’s Facebook - Cocos Tea Party Monica’s Facebook - The Elgin Avenue Show Links Monica’s branding designer - Jamie Starcevich of Spruce Rd.  Jamie Starcevich’s Brand Discovery Questionnaire  Monica’s Vision Board Ella’s Personality Test article  Scummy Mummies Podcast  9 Ways To Maximise Space In A Tiny Bedroom - Ella’s top performing post! Chelsea Becker - Becker Editorial  Our Favourite Content Creators Gal Meets Glam by Julia Engel  Cupcakes & Cashmere by Emily Schuman Camille Styles by Camille Styles and team Harlowe & James by Chrissy McDonald  The Chalkboard Mag The Everygirl  The Glitter Guide Advice From A 20 Something by Amanda Holstein and team  Red Magazine  Refinery29 Cup Of Jo by Joanna Goddard and... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week's episode is inspired by one of our most frequently asked questions: how do we stay inspired as content creators?  With 18 years of blogging experience between us, we are VERY used to seeking inspiration, and turning it into blog posts, photography and a whole myriad of other content streams. In this episode we discuss the weekly content we both create, how we stoke our inspiration fires, and the locations we look to for helping to bolster our creativity.  This episode is perfect for anyone interested in blogging, social media or content creation. Or indeed, anyone looking for a little extra inspiration boost. We hope you'll enjoy the show! EPISODE 25 SHOW NOTES Ella's blog - Coco’s Tea Party  Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice Ella’s Pinterest - Coco’s Tea Party  Monica’s Pinterest - Monica Beatrice W  Ella’s Twitter - @CocosTeaParty Monica’s Twitter - @MonicaBeatrice Ella’s Facebook - Cocos Tea Party Monica’s Facebook - The Elgin Avenue Show Links Monica’s branding designer - Jamie Starcevich of Spruce Rd.  Jamie Starcevich’s Brand Discovery Questionnaire  Monica’s Vision Board Ella’s Personality Test article  Scummy Mummies Podcast  9 Ways To Maximise Space In A Tiny Bedroom - Ella’s top performing post! Chelsea Becker - Becker Editorial  Our Favourite Content Creators Gal Meets Glam by Julia Engel  Cupcakes & Cashmere by Emily Schuman Camille Styles by Camille Styles and team Harlowe & James by Chrissy McDonald  The Chalkboard Mag The Everygirl  The Glitter Guide Advice From A 20 Something by Amanda Holstein and team  Red Magazine  Refinery29 Cup Of Jo by Joanna Goddard and... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

One thing that can really make your design business stand out even more is when a part or all of your process is really unique in comparison to that of other designers out there. Presenting one logo solution to your clients certainly falls into that unique category, and Jamie Starcevich of Spruce Road is the Continue Reading The post 035: One Logo Solution + Working With a Team of Designers With Jamie Starcevich appeared first on Get Back To Design.

Are you ready to start growing a team for your business? I’ve always felt a real kindred connection with today’s guest, Jamie Starcevich of Spruce Road. Although she doesn’t offer web design anymore, we have somewhat similar design businesses. We talk about so many things and she shares her insights into managing teams, working from home, moving around while she grows her business, and the transition from working in-house design studio jobs to starting her own business. I also found out in this interview that Jamie is pregnant so she was able to talk about running her business while getting ready to be a mom.

In this episode of Make It Happen, Jen is joined by Jamie Starcevich of sprucerd.com and together they talk about what they’re learning so far in their first year of business. Jamie runs a boutique graphic design studio and in this episode she shares with Jen her story and journey so far, how and why she discovered that the dream job isn’t always the dream, and the lessons she’s learning so far in her journey of being a creative entrepreneur. This is an awesome episode for anyone who is also in their first year of freelancing and just finding their feet, or for anyone who is thinking about taking the leap and would like an insight into two freelancers journeys so far.