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EA371: How to Find an Architectural Photographer for your Architecture Firm

How to Find an Architectural Photographer for your Architecture Firm As a small firm architect, it’s critical to find the right people to help you document your work so that you can leverage it to the greatest value possible years to come. How can you make sure that the architectural photographer that your small firm […]

EA370: Sales Forecasting Basics with Lindsay Diven

Sales Forecasting Basics As small firm architects, sometimes we tend to shy away from the subject of sales. How do you manage the new projects entering your pipeline? What do you need to predict the work that’s coming your way so that you can leverage it for your success? This week on EntreArchitect Podcast, Sales […]

Three Steps for Marketing Your Architecture Firm

At Archmark Architect Branding & Marketing, we’ve seen architecture firms struggle to implement effective marketing strategies that help them get in front of better prospects so they can win better projects. Historically, architecture firm marketing has relied heavily on word-of-mouth referrals. This passive approach is what we call “Hope Marketing.” Essentially, you’re not marketing at […]

EA369: Lance Cayko and Alex Gore – How To Be a Builder as a Small Firm Architect

How To Be a Builder as a Small Firm Architect An architect is trained to be a problem solver. A contractor is trained to execute. How you create the systems in your small architecture firm to work as an architect and developer? This week on EntreArchitect Podcast, Be a Builder as a Small Firm Architect with […]

EA368: Networking and Business Development in the New Era of Social Distancing

Networking and Business Development in the New Era of Social Distancing We’re living in a time of chaos and social distancing, and the rules of engagement for networking have changed. What new ways can we use to connect with others other than face-to-face? What is the key to business development in today’s world? This week […]

Architects’ Claim to Storyteller Status

In the first article of this series, Architects as Storytellers we looked at the possible historical and etymological origins for why we call the levels of a building “stories.” The main idea is that the frieze of an ancient Greek temple often featured sculpted scenes honoring a god or goddess. The frieze was a narrative […]