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Sorry for the slow reply! That's interesting. Your public template works fed into a stream of clients. I guess what i'm curious about is who out there is willin
by nanna 6y ago
Sorry for the slow reply! That's interesting. Your public template works fed into a stream of clients. I guess what i'm curious about is who out there is willing to pay for a LaTeX template, or typsetting? Is it one-off academics working in STEM fields? Journals? Have you had much luck getting customers from outside of such areas? Businesses looking for slick invoices or brochures? Non STEM-publishers? I've got quite a lot of questions and ideas up this area - how would you feel about a chat?
Also great call about The Elements of Typographic Style. I'll add it to my todo list. Tufte - hmm yes classic text for sure... should probably get a copy too. So much to read!
- VelNZ 6y agoNow I'm sorry for the slow reply! It started as individuals and academics, I was typesetting CVs and papers, but as time went on I have had more and more businesses as clients. Now it's about 80% businesses/institutions. I think a big part of that is the Showcase which shows some of my past clients who agreed for me to show the work I did for them publicly. It's a relatively large list now and clearly shows big and small companies from all over the world and gives confidence in the service. At least, that's what I assume, I don't bug my clients for how or why they went with the service. Happy to talk more, just send through an email to the address listed on the site at the bottom!