Separate brand identity, social graphics, print layouts, presentation design, and other offers. For each, state the deliverables, file formats, number of concepts or revisions, client inputs, and usual project stages. Show selected work you have permission to publish and identify your role accurately.
Ask prospective clients about audience, deadline, use, existing brand assets, and decision-maker. Use a written brief and proposal to limit scope changes. Track which project types generate profitable work instead of accepting every request.
Build a short case study around the client's brief, your role, constraints, and the final deliverables. Explain what problem the design solved and what evidence you can share, such as an approved mock-up or published asset. Ask permission before naming the client or showing unreleased work. When sending a proposal, separate the design fee, usage rights, file formats, and any future adaptations so the client can compare scope fairly.
KobStore can present your design services in one public place. Create a KobStore page and help clients understand what to request before they contact you.
