
Revenue: Forecast with Confidence
If you run a digital agency or creative studio, you probably already know that “revenue” is a slippery word. A pound from a retainer client who has been with you for three years is not

If you run a digital agency or creative studio, you probably already know that “revenue” is a slippery word. A pound from a retainer client who has been with you for three years is not

If you’ve ever sat in front of your management accounts and felt a small flush of pride at your “gross profit” line, only to wonder later why there’s never any cash left in the bank,

Retainers are the closest thing a marketing, digital or PR agency gets to a steady heartbeat. Predictable monthly income makes it easier to plan hiring, manage cash flow and sleep at night. But a badly

Most agency owners think about selling the way they think about a big pitch: dust off the credentials, polish the numbers, and hope the room likes you. The trouble is that buyers don’t decide in

Nobody starts an agency or studio with the sale in mind. You start because you’re good at the work, a client believed in you, and the thing grew. Then one day you’re north of £500K

You’ve probably heard “utilisation rate” thrown around in board meetings, ops reviews, or that one LinkedIn post that made it sound like the secret to seven-figure profitability. It’s talked about a lot, but rarely explained

Getting curious about what your agency might be worth?, maybe a competitor just sold, maybe you’ve had an unsolicited approach from a private equity buyer, or maybe you’re just starting to think about your exit,

If you’ve ever had a beer (or a glass of wine or a soft drink) with another agency owner and the conversation has drifted to “so what do you think we’re worth?”, you’ll know it

If you run a UK limited company building games on Roblox, or doing contract work for studios and brands on similar platforms, you’ve probably wondered whether VAT is about to become your problem. Particularly when

If you run a digital agency or creative studio, you’ll know the feeling: the diary’s full, the team’s stretched, new projects are landing, and yet the bank balance at month-end doesn’t quite reflect all that