Inkvine

Inkvine was founded in 2016 to allow small team of creative technologists a way to live and work with meaning.

Mostly we helped people, and we supported each other as a team. We listened, we were kind. One in five projects were pro-bono. We helped each other grow and learn. We laughed every single day. (Even when those days were long.)

We created the Mary Poppins Protocol, the Sunshine Work Clause and NAMDAM (No As****es, Money Doesn't Actually Matter - in case you were wondering). Our strategic goal was never to scale or to exit. It was always about doing good work, on our terms.

To everyone we've worked with at Inkvine, those who have trusted us with their brands, their data, their businesses. To everyone who's advised us and cheered us on, thank you so much.

Please wish all of us luck on our next adventure.

Goodbye - Inkvine Inkvine defines and executes complete go-to-market strategies, from positioning and core communications, to channel and funnel optimisation.

Emily's latest post on Medium - with some advice for presenting and investment pitching, taken from an unlikely place :)

Five Things I Learned About Pitching from being in the Circus. Pitching is an art form. If you’re in the spotlight, there are only two routes to pitching success. Either you’re a natural performer, or…

Inkvine has a NAMDAM Policy. (No as****es, money doesn't actually matter) which means we get to consciously work with lovely clients that respect us and the work we do.

We get asked all the time how we manage our accounts, especially when it comes to getting paid on time. Here are Emily's 7 tips for freelancers and small businesses, over on Medium.

Post title courtesy of Goodfellas, circa 1990 :)

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