If you’re new to graphic design and don’t really know where to get started, I created a guide that will show you how to start your graphic design business. This will go over everything from pricing, materials, applications, client emails, and everything else you’ll need to know to get started. I’d reccomend reading this before you get started with any of the templated because its PACKED with very useful information.

So you got a client inquiry, but you have no idea how reply to the email to show them how your process works or worse they’re confused about the entire project and have no idea if they want to move forward. Well this template is here to save you. The proposal will go over in detail the package you offer, how much it costs, ways they can pay, how the process with go, how long it will take, and an example of a previous project similar to what they’d like to get. This exact template is what lands me almost all of my clients.

You should never ever work without a contract. The contract should be sent right after you client accepts their proposal. This contract is pre-filled and will require you to fill out some information depending on what your process is.

Your biggest mistake would be to send your client their logo or brand assests without any direction and expect them to understand it. This 34 page brand guideline template goes over every single thing that would be included in a basic brand package. It throughly explains what each logo is for, how to use your brand assests, colors included in your clients brand, and more. Do you always get questions after you send over your clients files? That stops right here.

This is your 34 page brand guideline, but simplified. Some clients don’t want to read a long document (even if they should) This sheet will include everything you client needs for their brand.