Business Marketing
13:00 13:45
Tea and email checking, also manage to grab some hummus, bread sticks and carrots before a few more quick client calls, just to reassure that we’re on target for delivery deadlines.
I schedule a telephone call with a client who’s currently in Dubai to discuss his new website and how its performing. It is always important to keep client contact once a project is finished and to get feedback, making sure we’ve met (and exceeded) their expectations.
15:15 16:00
e team to go through proposals and discuss current
I have a meeting with a long-standing client to discuss an upcoming design project. We have worked with this client for a number of years now and have a great relationship with them so it’s very informal – more like meeting friends!
Management meeting with head of digital and creative director to discuss a pitch that we are doing for a professional services company. We need to make an impact and prove that we can demonstrate excellent ROI so we are putting together some case studies from present clients to show them, as well as presenting our new branding ideas.
17:15 18:00 18:30
Catch up with the team, making sure that everything is going to plan before checking if we need to re-arrange anything for the next few days. One job is over-running, so I need to find out why and find a solution. A design job has been requested by a client - it’s needed this week, so more studio juggling!
Time to start on the pitch for Friday. I have the first visuals to review and tweak, ready for the studio to progress first thing tomorrow. I’m pretty happy with them on the whole. Brain getting weary now and realise I’ve resorted to munching through office supply of jellybeans – blood sugar must need a boost!
Notes ready for studio tomorrow to progress pitch. They’ll have a lot to get through, so I have to be really clear what we need and priorities carefully. I’m given a public sector tender and take it home for bedtime reading.
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