If you’ve started to fall out of love with web design, it’s usually not the design that’s the problem.
It’s the invoices, the contract working, the awkward client emails, and all the other bits that crept in and took over your week. Let’s fix that.
Welcome to another episode of Websites Made Simple with me, Holly Christie.
In this episode, I’m talking about how to work out which parts of your web design business you actually love, how to hand over the parts you don’t, and why that usually costs a lot less than you think.
We get into:
If you’re busy but no longer enjoying it, this one will help you get the good bits back.
Here are the links to some of the team I mention:
My amazing VA, Nikki Frank
My long suffering accountant, Ryan Redman
My brilliant podcast producer, Neal Veglio
Want to get in touch? Click here to email me, or visit my contact page to leave a voicemail.
Timestamped Summary (so you can skip to the relevant bits):
00:00 How to do more of what you love
00:38 When you fall out of love with web design
01:40 Work out which parts you actually love
02:25 Not every designer loves designing
02:53 Why designers and developers need each other
03:44 What to do if design isn’t your strength
05:22 Outsourcing is how you make more money
06:28 “But I don’t charge enough to outsource”
06:54 Are you selling the website, or selling you?
07:49 Bringing in your team without losing the client
09:40 The ceiling on building websites alone
10:00 Holly’s five income streams
10:43 The freelance team behind the business
11:51 Map what you love, delegate the rest
12:29 Where to find Holly
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