Eric Deeran recommends hiring an account manager to handle scheduling, revisions, payments, and admin work for your video production business. It saves the creator about 10 hours a week and costs roughly two dollar signs in hiring expenses.
Now let's talk about number three. Number three. Number three is we're going to want to hire an account manager. Now, you may be wondering, what does an account manager actually do? So the account manager is the liaison between the client and the videographer and the editor. They're the person going back and forth, making sure that revisions are done properly, making sure the videographer is going out on the right shoots. They're doing all the scheduling, they're making sure that the client payments are run on time, and they're doing all the admin work to take that off your plate. Now, as far as communication with clients, maybe you're spending another 10 hours a week. And then as far as an account manager, they'd be about two dollar signs to actually hire. Now let's talk about number four.
