Amelia: $30k a month as a creative director, and off Upwork
Amelia is a creative director. Here's what she's shared about her results since working with Doju, in her own words and on video.
"Now I’m finally off Upwork and getting at least 10 or so leads every month, so I’d happily recommend it"
Watch Amelia tell it
The result
The figure we've shared for Amelia is $30k a month.
Her quote above adds two things. She's finally off Upwork. And she's getting at least 10 or so leads every month.
That's what I'd look at. Platforms like Upwork can be a fine place to start, but you're competing on someone else's terms. Ten or so leads a month coming to you is a different business.
That's everything we've published so far. For the rest, watch the video above.
What Doju covers for creative directors
Creative directors are hired for judgement and ideas. That's hard to show on a marketplace profile, and easy to get compared on price. Here's how the four stages Doju works on apply to that kind of work.
- Heard. Being seen by the people with budget, not other creatives. The lead funnel is built around your strengths, whether that's content, warm outreach or referrals you can actually cause.
- Hooked. Positioning so they hire you for the thinking and the result, not the pixels. Who you're for, what changes for them and how to package it.
- Heat. Proof, content and a pre-call process, plus lead forms that qualify people before you speak.
- Hired. The 20 minute sales call, proposal templates and follow-ups that send themselves, so no lead gets forgotten.
That all sits inside the Doju Method: Define, Offer, Journey, Upgrade, then Scale. If you'd rather not live on social media to get work, read how to get clients without social media.
Is this realistic for you?
Amelia's numbers are hers. Results vary, and they depend on how much of the system you actually put in place.
Doju is for creative business owners who already sell a skill and are tired of good months followed by bad ones. Most members are earning $3k to $15k a month when they join, and know they should be doing better.
It's not for you if you haven't provided your service before and don't have any clients yet. Start there first. It's also not for people who want to buy something and never open it. Most members spend 3 to 5 hours a week on implementation.
If you're on the fence, is Doju worth it? is an honest look at who it suits.
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