Grow Your Video Business 368. How to Build a Strong Client Base in the Creative Industry with Tyler Hays
Ever thought about leaving a stable job to pursue your dream? This week, we're joined by Tyler Hays, who shares his incredible journey from engineering to founding Vessel Creative, a successful video production company. Tyler's story is a masterclass in taking risks, building relationships, and turning a creative passion into a thriving business. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or looking for inspiration, this episode is a must-listen.
Key Takeaways- Gain insights into transitioning from a traditional job to starting your own business.
- Learn the essentials of building a strong client base in the creative industry.
- Discover how to turn a passion for video into a thriving entrepreneurial venture.
Moving from side-hustle to full-time can be a challenge, but staying committed to your goals gives you the best chance. When Tyler founded his video company, Vessul Creative, he was still a full-time process engineer at one of Forbes fastest growing companies. But he always had a passion for media. Eventually, he was able to work himself out of the job and run Vessul full-time. They are built upon a unique approach of problem-solving through creative content. They only take on a small amount of partners at any given time to create something beautifully effective and meaningful for their clients.
In This Episode- [00:00] Welcome to the show!
- [04:49] Meet Tyler Hays
- [15:26] Transitioning into entrepreneurship
- [26:20] Invest in being in small rooms
- [34:10] Clients pay for your process
- [35:43] Connect with Tyler
- [37:04] Outro
“I was making about a little over 70,000 as an engineer... Is this it? Have I reached the pinnacle of my career?" - Tyler on career transition.
"Every two or three projects, I just increase every two or three projects increase." - Tyler on growing his business.
"The reason they're going to hire you is because of your approach and your process." - Tyler on the importance of client relationships.
"Invest to get into small rooms... Those small rooms are really where I've found good client projects." - Tyler on networking.
Guest LinksGrab Tyler's personal budgeting template at ballinbudgets.com
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LinksResources for Your Business (including the Full Focus Planner)
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