Milan started out as a freelance content writer in 2015, with no real background in online business. Step by step, he turned his solo work into a company. He learned on the fly, by relying more on discipline and follow-through than on perfect conditions or credentials. Along the way, he picked up the less glamorous but critical parts of running an agency: building processes, leading a distributed team, setting expectations, delegating well, and keeping communication sharp and honest, both internally and with clients.
Why every page carries a name
One editor owns every client account, start to finish. The brief, the review and the sign-off carry the same name.
Every page is read against the rules of its market before it ships: wagering terms, risk warnings, the words that get a page pulled.
Every article names its writer and links to their page. Their other work and their outside bylines are one click away.
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