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Contract Documentsfor Small Firm Architects

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You may have built your brand , perfected your marketing, developed a strong reputation, executed a flawless sales process, and have received your prospective client’s eager authorization to proceed with a new project. It may be the most important step in the entire process of acquiring a new architecture client.

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Successful Project Planning for Small Firm Architects (Transcript)

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This is the transcript from EntreArchitect Podcast Episode 226, Successful Project Planning for Small Firm Architects. Do you know how to calculate the exact amount that you need to charge your clients in order to earn 20 percent profit on that project? Start Transcript. LePage: . It’s simple to do.

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The Seven Most Common Bookkeeping Mistakes Made by Small Firm Architects

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How would an architect know that supplies purchased for a project shouldn’t fall under regular office expenses? For those of you who are tackling bookkeeping yourselves, here are the most common mistakes I see when I take over this role from small architecture firm leaders: Too many “hands in the Quickbooks jar.”

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Six Ways To Earn More Profit As A Small Firm Architect

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Prior to starting our own firms, we business-owner architects experienced an “entrepreneurial seizure”, as Michael Gerber so accurately described in his book, The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don’t Work and What to Do About It. It’s the precise moment when a passionate employee commits to starting her own firm.

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The Power of Blogging as a Small Firm Architect

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The blog is still one of the most effective tools a small firm architect can use to foster community. Small firm architects are busy people. A weekly publication schedule can very quickly discourage any busy professional, causing them to abandon one of the most effective tools they may have to gain new projects.

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My 5 Rules for Developing Contract Documents for Small Firm Architects

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It may be the most critical step in the entire process of acquiring a new architecture client. We may have perfected our marketing, developed a strong reputation, executed a flawless sales process and have received our prospective client’s eager authorization to proceed with a new project. It’s your proposal.

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How to Build Sustainable Recruitment Strategies for Small Firm Success

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Recruitment Strategies for Small Firm Architects. Recruiting new employees is one of the most important things a professional services firm can do to be sustainable. Firms leaders can start by breaking down recruitment into three stages: developing a candidate pool, narrowing to set of finalists, and negotiating the hire.