Ryan Kovach

Hello, my name is Ryan Kovach, a 16 year veteran of the employee communications industry. As recent Managing Member of Dillinger & Kovach, a world-class advertising agency, I have spent the last 6 years leading a team of creative designers, social media experts, search engine optimization specialists and marketing gurus.

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Doing Pro Bono Work Brings in Big Money

March 1, 2010 - Posted by Ryan Kovach in Business

Over the past 24 months, our firm has accepted 3 large pro bono assignments. These assignments were non-profit associations that had been hit hard in the recession. Their budgets were at zero for design, marketing or advertising, yet they still had ambitions, dreams and hopes of continuing with their work as non-profits…

Hey Silly Web Designer: Get a Webcam!

December 22, 2009 - Posted by Ryan Kovach in Web Design

This post illustrate how to communicate more clearly, give better customer service and keep your clients engaged in the web design process.

From a Web Designer’s Point of View: Is the client leaving clients on the table?

December 9, 2009 - Posted by Ryan Kovach in Jobs

I recently wrote an article here on woorkup.com entitled “As a web designer, are you leaving money on the table?”. It created quite a stir across twitter and other social networks. In the article, I communicated that once our firm left the standard hours/project based billing system and moved into a retained system, our revenues rose significantly…

As a web designer, are you leaving money on the table?

November 29, 2009 - Posted by Ryan Kovach in Jobs

Ryan Kovach talks about how web designers can increase revenues using the right business model.

Benefits of Increasing Communication in the Development Process

November 15, 2009 - Posted by Ryan Kovach in Web Design

One of the biggest complaints I hear from prospects as they make their initial call to our offices is that their previous web development firm didn’t move quickly enough or that the process simply took too long and was too expensive. I am always cautious to jump in and say “yeah screw those guys… hire our firm… we’re much faster and our rates are better!”…