Working from home is what almost every entrepreneur does when we get our start.  Most of us find that we outgrow our home offices, guest rooms, dining rooms, and even garages much sooner than we expected.  We hesitate to make a move because it's scary to take on that kind of extra overhead and responsibility.   But from day one, we could see the positive results of moving our business into a professional space.  Read why, and see if it's time for you to make a move!

We're hosting another pop-up shop!  The 2019 PopUp Shop will take place on Small Business Saturday (Nov. 30) from 10am-3pm here at the 304 Collective.  Our studio is located at 700 Morgantown Ave. We're looking for local makers, creative, and artisans who would like to join us for a Pop Up shop.  Since we have so much more space, we're not limiting the number of vendors, but will curate a group that compliments each other.  No two vendors will be alike (yay, no competition).  There is NO COST to vendors to join the pop-up shop, but you will need to be present for the day. You must be: based in WV. A legally established business, responsible for your own sales transactions. a maker, artisan, or [...]

We provide a few different types of video production here at the 304 Collective, and our process differs slightly for each project.  We customize our workflow to match your project each time. Working with An In House Marketing Team When we work with an existing marketing team, we know that you have already spent a lot of time carefully crafting a vision for your video.  We take our cues from you in making every decision for your film. Pre-Production Our pre-production process will discuss all aspects of your video, from overall vision to timelines and tiny details, so that we can be prepared to fill all the technical needs on our end.  We provide the video production crew to bring your ideas to life. During [...]

As your organic reach on social media decreases with each passing day, it is never more important to have a solid email list.  For me, the biggest struggle in maintaining an email list is finding the time.  I've solved that problem with an RSS automation through MailChimp.