Agency growth case study: Uniform

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As part of our new series of case studies on agency structure and growth, we asked Nick Howe of Liverpool based Uniform (50+ staff, £2.65m fee income) to tell us how they have facilitated growth and their plans for the future. Hear the advice he'd give to agencies with about 20+ staff looking to grow.

Keeping an eye on your financial position

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DBA Expert Gary Baxter outlines two useful calculations to enable you to identify potential weaknesses in your business.

Guide to pricing: An art or a science?

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Allison McSparron-Edwards explains how to price your work appropriately and ensure the health and profitability of your business.

Basic guide to intellectual property

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This useful document summarises the different intellectual property rights and basic principles relating to intellectual property law.

Service level agreement: General structure and drafting notes

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A Service Level Agreement is generally an extension of a company’s standard Terms and Conditions of business and often they will co-exist and work alongside each other to regulate the service to be provided, manage the expectations of the client and control the providers risk. This document provides guidance on the provisions to be included in an SLA and the issues that will need to be addressed.

Guidance notes for standard conditions of contract – sale of services

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This document contains guidance notes for producing standard terms of business to be incorporated into all client contracts. The document contains drafting for certain clauses and full guidance notes on what needs to be covered.

Department for International Trade offices around the world

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Search for Department of International Trade offices around the world.

Exporting country guides

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Access all of Department for International Trade country guides for those looking to start, or increase, the amount of work they do overseas.

Case study: Moving Brands’ Singapore trade mission success story

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Thanks to a trade mission to Singapore, Moving Brands learned about the market for its branding services and found a new British partner.