Lead generation for architects
Ways architects can find prospective clients, choose suitable marketing channels and keep track of enquiries and follow-up.
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Page 10 of 19Ways architects can find prospective clients, choose suitable marketing channels and keep track of enquiries and follow-up.
Read articlePlan how your architecture practice handles enquiries, explains its services, prepares proposals and follows up with potential clients.
Read articleWrite a business plan for your architecture firm covering services, target clients, fees, operating costs, marketing and measurable goals.
Read articleManage your architecture practice’s reputation through clear communication, accurate business listings, client feedback and project records.
Read articleSet clear expectations with architecture clients about scope, fees, timings, responsibilities and how changes will be discussed.
Read articleJanuary 2024 PlanMan updates add multiple enquiry uploads, sick days on dashboards, submission report changes and a public feature roadmap.
Read articlePlan and monitor architectural project budgets, explain assumptions to clients and record changes as the work develops.
Read articleRecognise scope creep in architectural projects, record requested changes and agree their effects on fees, work and deadlines.
Read articleImprove your architecture practice’s website with useful service pages, project case studies, local SEO and clear titles. Measure progress in Search Console.
Read articleAssess prospective contractors through relevant experience, references, communication and the checks needed for your project.
Read articleIdeas for growing an architecture practice, including reviewing your clients, fees, services, project records and business performance.
Read articleUnderstand change orders in architectural projects and keep a record of requested changes, approvals, costs and timetable effects.
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