Sentences with phrase «just hire a designer»

So here's a tip when looking for someone to design your book cover: don't just hire a designer.

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«Instead of going out into the market and hiring a designer to do it full time, we could rely on the already - vetted great designers from Axiom Zen to just put in a couple of weeks of work for us.»

I'm just trying to raise some money, hire a designer and find product market fit!

«For a long time, I worked in a pure fee - for - service model, and I still have people who just want to hire a designer.

I'd also hire, on a part - time basis, a graphic designer, just to spice up our photos and the content we post.»

Whether you are building a new home, re-modeling a single room, or just thinking of changing colors and accessories in your home, hiring a professional interior designer will go a long way.

Companies aren't just hiring instructional designers with gamification experience for content and consumer marketing.

«Then why not just hire instructional designers with those skills, pay them well, and call them instructional designers?»

When you're hiring a designer, it's not just about his portfolio or how the work looks to you.

For this reason, many authors wisely choose to hire a professional book cover designer for their valuable industry experience, their artistic talent, or just to avoid the headache of learning how to design book covers themselves.

For example, if the interior pages of the book are primarily text, an author might hire someone to format the interior, but have a book layout designer create just the cover.

This is a great option for authors who just can't afford to hire a professional editor or book cover designer.

There might come a time when hiring a professional designer just isn't in the cards and even the pre-made cover is out of reach.

Someone who's really committed to producing a quality product can hire editors and book designers just as easily as a traditional publisher can.

It's time to hire a new cover designer and I must admit, I'm reluctant to turn my hard work over to just anyone for a gorgeous visual representation.

Indie authors have gotten much better at understanding the importance of a professionally designed book, and many of them are hiring quality designers to help make their book look just as good as any other in the bookstore.

JUST BILL, my first self - published book was done the old - fashioned way: I hired a book designer, arranged for a print run, etc..

all im trying to say is that this modular system that you love and are so passionate about, FAILED, and to me, it just seems that you could just put more effort into creating more original fun content, and hire more level designers, instead of reusing the same pieces so much..

I have just hired a web designer to do the e-commerce part primarily because I would like to paint again some - time soon.

Currently on my site I'm just using a scaled down image that renders particularly poorly in 16X16 until I can hire a graphic designer to overhaul my entire website theme, including favicon.

Not DIY in that sense, but she didn't hire a traditional law firm website designer who can just know how to do this exact thing.

You don't need to hire an interior designer — although it wouldn't hurt — just find someone with decent style to help you pick out some professional - looking furniture and decorate your office.

Borrow Ideas Instead of hiring a designer who will inevitably give you a lot of expensive ideas, such as tearing down walls or pulling up perfectly good flooring, just copy what others have done.

But hiring the DESIGNER or COLOUR CONSULTANT - even if it's just for a 2 hour consultation - to pull it all together, to make it all beautiful and fabulous, seems to fall into the category of LUXURY?

They would love to hire a designer but feel their budgets would be too small... that designers are just too expensive.

It just might be that hiring an architect, kitchen designer, or general contractor will help you get more kitchen for your money.

Previously a set - designer, Amy moved to the seaside town of Margate with the idea not just of getting on the property ladder, but of using her home as a location house — a home hired out for photo and video shoots.

It was like I hired an interior designer and she took everything I love and put it together just for me!

I think for the first time in my adult life I will have to hire a kitchen designer, sometimes you just have to bite the bullet.

Don't hire a designer just because your mother has been working with him or her forever; do find a designer who shares your vision.

Hiring a kitchen designer Ellen says you can design your own kitchen if you're on a budget, if the materials and equipment in your room have just given up, and if the plan is to take everything out but put new things back in the same spots.