How to Make Money Networking - Build a Profitable Network Overnight Without Feeling Gross About It

Building a profitable networking is more critical to your success as a creative professional than your creative skills. In launching the Brand Design Masters Guild I am making available to you a tool to add rocket fuel to your professional development and take your business to new heights of profitability. You will get bigger and better clients and 10x your network and new business funnel overnight.

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This video is created for entrepreneurs, designers, creative professionals and people interested in brand strategy, business, graphic design, personal branding and marketing.

Philip VanDusen is the CEO of Verhaal Brand Design, a brand strategy and design agency. Philip is a highly accomplished creative executive and expert in brand strategy, graphic design, marketing and creative management. Philip gives design, branding, marketing, career and business advice to creative professionals, entrepreneurs and companies on how to build successful brands for themselves or for the clients they serve.

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[larakdesigns]

Thank you so much for all the great content! I was wondering, could you please talk to us about making our first youtube video as young designers? I want to start my channel but I don't really know what's stopping me (maybe it's a fear of wanting the video to be perfect from the first time). Thank you

[thecreativebusinesshub]

I'm still in contact with my Guild members some 6 months later. Collaborating and working together.

[robertschofield]

I do like your described concept of a mastermind. I am more of an 'IRL' person, so I am curious how this concept would translate into a real world setting like say networking events etc..