

The Bureau Of Small Projects
Big Brand Experience for small businesses
Big Brand and Fortune 500 experience put to work for Small Businesses, Startups and Nonprofits.The Smartest People In The World Work With The Bureau Of Small Projects.Literally rocket scientists and brain surgeons: Bill Nye, The Science Guy (CEO of the Planetary Society), Stanford University, Blackrock Neurotech (who have implanted 28 brain computer interfaces in humans Elon Musk is still doing monkeys), Switzerland (yes, the actual country), AmyriAD (who is bringing a revolutionary Alzheimers treatment to market) and many, many moreEveryone on our team is a specialist. We leverage their branding, web development and marketing experience – with Fortune 500 Companies and Iconic Brands – to help Small to Midsized Businesses, Nonprofits and Startups stand out, look better and exponentially increase revenue.
Review Analytics of The Bureau Of Small Projects
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- 5.0/5
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What Users Say
Outstanding experience
Superb web design
Can't recommend enough
Excellent Website Design - They Get Us!
Complete Branding Development
What Users Like The Most
- Very practical people
- The Bureau of Small Projects has superb expertise, is highly professional, and is also very supportive of small businesses. They ask all the right questions to really understand your business and your vision for it. They also offer great value for money, and has transformed our business.
- David and his team really care and they took the time to get to know us and our needs.
What Users Like The Least
- We can't think of anything they could improve.
- As not everyone can do everything, having a network of people with other skills to pull from would be helpful.
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Superb web design

Can't recommend enough

Excellent Website Design - They Get Us!

Complete Branding Development

Clairemont Rentals Website Overhaul

Bureau of Small Projects Client Review

Outstanding website design and maintenance for our medical staffing group

Excellent service

Hard-working fun geniuses!

Long History with this Great Business
Client Portfolio of The Bureau Of Small Projects
Project Industry
- Education - 12.5%
- NGOs - 37.5%
- Media - 25.0%
- Information Technology - 12.5%
- Art, Entertainment & Music - 12.5%
Major Industry Focus
Project Cost
- $50001 to $100000 - 12.5%
- $10001 to $50000 - 75.0%
- $0 to $10000 - 12.5%
Common Project Cost
Project Timeline
- 1 to 25 Weeks - 100.0%
Project Timeline
Clients: 3
- Stanford University
- The Planetary Society
- The Upright Citizens Brigade
Portfolios: 8








Executive Interview of The Bureau Of Small Projects

As a side project, I directed the feature-length documentary, “Kindness Is Contagious”, narrated by Catherine Ryan Hyde, author of the book (and film), “Pay It Forward”, and it changed my life. While filming, my team and I worked with many non-profits, start-ups, and small businesses that were making a difference in the world; and I realized that I wanted to make a difference in the world too. Then it hit me. The way I could do this was to repurpose the sophisticated marketing tools that my company had been developing for Fortune 500 companies and major brands, to make them insane amounts of money and use them instead to help non-profits increase donations, start-ups get funding, and small businesses be more successful.
So I created The Bureau Of Small Projects as an incubator within my old company. The name was a way to differentiate our work from that of these multi-million dollar projects we had been developing. I enjoyed it so much that in the spring of 2014, I spun The Bureau Of Small Projects off into its own company so I could do this full time.
Kindness is central to our brand values and our vision.
The next most important thing is to have a big beautiful image or illustration at the top of the homepage. We build hundreds of websites a year and what this means is we have a lot of data about what works and what doesn’t. And what this data shows is that people process imagery way faster than they process text. So it is critical that you get their attention first and then once you have their attention, they will read whatever you put in front of them as long as it’s useful and relevant.
Next would be the hierarchy of information. Make sure that everything is constructed in a way that tells the visitor how to read the information. Headlines big, subheadings smaller, body text smaller. A big mistake we often see is people try to cram everything above the fold. Or they highlight everything. Some text in caps, some in italics, some text in red, some bold, etc.; what this creates is texture, and the result is that if Everything is important, people see Nothing.
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