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Service-specific referral guides for web development, events, manufacturing, marketing and more.
Requirements show up in many forms: a website, an app, an event, a manufacturing run, a brand refresh, or a corporate gifting order.
Each guide explains what a useful referral looks like for that type of requirement and how to refer it to OneGuy for review. OneGuy does not claim to deliver every service directly; requirements are reviewed and, where there is a fit, connected to the right professionals.
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Website requirements are easy to spot and easy to get wrong. A few details turn “they need a website” into a referral worth reviewing.
App projects vary wildly in scope. A useful referral separates a simple internal tool from a full consumer product.
Event requirements are time-bound and detail-heavy. A clear referral helps the right team respond before the date gets too close.
Decoration is a visual requirement with a hard deadline. The more clearly you describe the event, the more useful the referral.
Manufacturing referrals are specification-heavy. A clear product description and quantity range make the difference between a useful introduction and a dead end.
Marketing requirements are easy to describe broadly and hard to scope. A good referral focuses on the outcome the client wants.
Branding is often the first step before a website, campaign or launch. A clear referral helps the client get the foundation right.
Interior projects are shaped by the space, the budget and the timeline. A clear referral helps the right designer respond accurately.
Photography requirements are shaped by the subject, the usage and the deadline. A clear referral helps the right creative respond.
Corporate gifting is a procurement and logistics requirement with a hard deadline. Clear quantities and branding details make the referral work.
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You do not have to deliver the work yourself. Refer the requirement to OneGuy, and earn a reward when the deal closes — subject to OneGuy’s referral terms.
