A Creative Startup Is Still A Business: 3 Things to Keep in Mind

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We tend to think of TV shows, movies, and video games as pieces of art. They are, but people tend to forget that the creative, entertainment business is still a business. It still needs money to keep things running, it still needs to turn a profit, etc. And that’s something that young, up-and-coming creative startups usually forget. If you’re the founder of a creative startup, here are 3 things you should always keep in mind.

1. Your creative vision needs a business strategy—and vice versa.

A strong creative vision gives your startup direction, but a business strategy is what helps turn that vision into reality. Don’t just bank on the fact that you love the project, so you assume that others will too. Try to create a business strategy to go along with that creative vision. Who’s your target audience? How will you reach them? What makes your...

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