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If someone on your team owns social every week and has time to build the system, you may not need an outside team.
If nobody does, that's the part to hand over.
Spot on, Daniel. The bottleneck usually isn't the willingness to post—it's building the repeatable system behind it. When internal teams are wearing five different hats, social consistency is the first thing that drops. That’s exactly when handing it to a specialist pays for itself.
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I hand off the parts of a project I have no energy for or don't want to do. I keep the most important task for myself
I think any designer or freelancer has to delegate at some point, but it has to be done conscientiously. I give a contractor the piece of responsibility I can't carry well, and I stay on the one thing the client actually hired me for. That makes it much easier to take on more responsibility and more clients without everything landing on one person
When it works, it's easier for everyone. Current clients get quality work, and I don't burn out
Where do you draw the line between what you hand off and what you keep?
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