Getting To Know You

Our initial "get to know you meeting" is usually held over a Venti Skinny No-Whip Mocha and your beverage of choice. (We used to go all out for the full-fat, full-sugar variety, but we're trying to tame the beast inside.) While this meeting might feel a bit like a friendly Spanish Inquisition to you, it's important for us to delve into the psyche of you, your company, and the customers you are trying to reach. We'll ask questions about who will use the piece, how it will be used and how long the information will be relevant.

When clients answer these questions, enabling us to really get to know them, we are able to recommend the best way to deliver their message. The final product can often be quite different from what they thought they wanted. The beauty of this process is that you may just discover that there are even more ways for the WinSome Divas to help you grow your business. Our process works. Our customers tell us again and again, that "We Get It." When we get it, your business gets it.

Let's Get Started

After the "getting to know you" meeting we will provide you with an estimate of the costs and time involved in preparing the first draft (Phase I) of your project. This initial estimate includes the "getting to know you" meeting and the creative time necessary to complete Phase I of your project. As much as we'd like to bless the world with free beautiful design, we must pay for those Venti Skinny No-Whip Mochas; thus, we require a retainer fee of 50% before beginning your project.

The Fine Print

Yes, here it is...the inevitable fine print. Once you have reviewed the estimate and the complete scope of the project has been determined, we will provide you with a formal estimate. As hard as we try to provide you with the perfect piece the first time out, you will likely have revisions on the project. Revisions, which are not included in the estimate, will be billed at our regular hourly rate. (If you ask us to move "Heaven and Earth" to revise something in under 24 hours, our regular hourly fee doubles.) For more about estimates, methods of payment and our terms & conditions, click here.