Practical Project Management

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Procedure is king, and project management is all about process. Welcome to a useful, tested method for managing successful projects and providing excellent client experiences.

Over 70 video lessons
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Where do you begin when you secure a new project?

Things can get off to a rocky start if you don’t know who to contact or what the first step is in your team. To start the project off on the right foot, it’s critical to know who to contact and where to go.

Organizing your team is challenging.

Say you choose the appropriate place to begin. But all organization is lost during the course of the project. The client is growing impatient, the deadlines are past due, and your team has lost focus.

Learn how to manage jobs more effectively to increase your income.

Without a process, you are adrift. You can effectively delegate, manage projects with ease, and meet deadlines by getting your team on the same page from the beginning. Not to mention, delight customers greatly.

Project Management in Practice
Manage your projects profitably and smoothly.

Expand your company

Find out how to assign tasks to your internal team so that scaling is easy and effective.

Have faith in your method.

Get work approved more quickly, maintain control of the relationship, and be transparent with your clients.

excellent work

Eliminate the guesswork and concentrate on doing great work that consistently makes clients happy.

Get advice from experts

In more than 70 video course lectures, Matthew Encina and I walk you through our entire project management methodology, from onboarding to delivery. Each lecture contains a wealth of information, presentation aids, and is simple to understand.

Get advice from experts

Conquer your anxiety

a document you can send to your clients so they can approve project milestones or the entire project. When a revision is marked as “done,” it is complete.

Examine what worked well.

A straightforward, user-friendly worksheet to assist your internal team in conducting retrospectives on each project after it is finished.

Project management is a process, and process is king, according to the instructor.

I used to work out of my garage as a freelance designer when I first got started. a one-man band where I handle everything. If I’m being completely honest, I was figuring it out as I went. Those of you who are familiar with my story are aware that those were difficult times.

You see, I was earning $3 an hour at the time.

There was another factor that contributed to my lack of confidence in my ability to request more money:

I lacked a method.

It would be a brand-new endeavor when I would onboard a client to create a $50 logo. With each project, I had to reinvent the wheel. I simply followed the flow of things. I ended up having no money as a result of this. And because I wanted to start a family, this really stressed me out.

I don’t believe I’m here alone. I had trouble with the following:

Clients asking for more and more revisions
Not getting paid on time, or ever
Unhappy clients at the end of the project\sNot knowing when or how to hire people or delegate work

I can’t tell you how much referral work I probably missed out on because I didn’t standardize my approach.

I knew I needed to improve things, but I had no idea where to start. I looked up project management online… what a Google search, right?! There are so many different methodologies out there, so many different tools, and so many different opinions about how projects should be run, it was confusing to say the least.

If you’re like me, you need a practical project management framework that actually saves time**.** Luckily, you’re in the right place.

Eventually, working with clients became a well-oiled machine. I was able to give them transparency and access while still maintaining control over the relationship.

That was, until, I started working with Matthew Encina.

Watching Matthew lead an internal team is like watching an an experienced conductor guide a well-rehearsed orchestra. Seriously: he’s Maestro status.

The more we collaborated on projects, the more I noticed our approaches overlap and eventually, we were left with a framework that wins: every. single. time. Our combined approach is really where the magic happens. And we’ve outlined it all right here in this course.

This is the project management approach that we’ve used to manage million-dollar projects for clients like XBOX, AARP, Hudson Pacific Properties and more.

When you’re finished with Practical Project Management, you won’t just have a philosophy to think about. You’ll have actionable, tactical steps that are industry-proven and work, regardless of what project management software you choose to use.

If you’re ready to make the most of every project, have time to do the work you really want to do, and start to scale your business by delegating, Practical Project Management will be great for you.

Matthew Encina

Matthew Encina is an award-winning creative director of branding, interactive experiences, and video content for Fortune 500 brands, music artists, and video games. For over ten years he has been working on top-tier campaigns at LA’s premier design studios and agencies.

Meet Our Instructor
Who this is for:\sThis framework is for anyone who manages projects, regardless of experience

From the start to the finish of your project, it’s nothing without the right process in place. This course was made for you:

Students
Freelancers
Creative Directors
Studio Owners

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