Your Dedicated Graphic Designer. Without the Design Mill.

A designer who learns your type, color, and templates - and keeps producing in them. Not a new freelancer every brief.

Part-time and full-time | Philippines and Latin America | Trial week before you commit

For teams that need the brand to look the same every week.

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Why dedicated

Stop re-teaching the brand on every file.

A shared design bench opens your guidelines, ships one round, and forgets the exceptions.

A Link Up designer is assigned to your team. The system gets sharper the longer they stay.

Alternative

Design mill or freelance rotation

  • A different designer per brief
  • Guidelines get re-read every time
  • Style drifts between files
  • You art-direct from scratch
  • No one owns the templates

Link Up model

Link Up dedicated designer

  • The same designer on your files
  • Learns the brand system
  • Templates your team can reuse
  • Part-time or full-time hours
  • Link Up stays on after the hire

What they own

The brand system, applied every week.

Scope is set on a Discovery Call. These are the files teams usually start with.

01

Social and ad creative

Frames, carousels, and paid units in the sizes you already run.

02

Decks and one-pagers

Sales and client documents that follow the system, not a new layout each time.

03

Templates

Repeatable files so the next piece does not start from a blank artboard.

04

Revisions with context

The same person takes the notes, so you are not re-explaining the last round.

05

Your tools

They work in the stack you already use. You see the seat in Link Up Teams.

06

A look that holds

Type, color, and crop stay consistent because one designer owns them.

How Link Up works

How a graphic designer joins your team

Discover01
We map the file types, the tools, the volume, and how revisions should land.
Match02
You meet a graphic designer from the Philippines or Latin America, assigned to you.
Trial week03
A first week on the real work so both sides can see the fit, the communication, and the routine.

On your brand

One designer. Your system.

Social, ads, and decks sit with someone who learns the files and stays on them.

Place04
The graphic designer joins part-time or full-time, dedicated to you for those hours.
Onboard05
We set the tools, the rules, and the handoffs so the seat is not guessing.
Stay on06
Link Up BPO stays on operations. You manage people, work, and progress in Link Up Teams.

Support around the seat

You get the graphic designer. We stay on after the hire.

The graphic designer works with you. Link Up handles recruiting, onboarding, and continuity.

01

Recruiting

We recruit and evaluate before a graphic designer is introduced to your team.

02

Onboarding

Tools, rules, and handoffs are set before the seat takes live work.

03

Management

We stay on attendance, communication, and how the seat is running.

04

Support

When the work or the tools need backup, our team is in the loop.

05

Continuity

If the fit is wrong or the person leaves, Link Up helps replace the seat.

Hours

Part-time or full-time, still dedicated

A seat on the hours you need. Not a shared bench, and not priced per task.

Flexible start

Part-time graphic designer

Reduced hours

Monday-Friday

Best when design is steady but does not fill a full day.

  • Dedicated graphic designer
  • Direct communication
  • Link Up management
  • Trial week
  • Your tools
Book a Discovery Call

Most requested

Full-time graphic designer

Full-time hours

Monday-Friday

Best when one designer should own the week.

  • Dedicated full-time graphic designer
  • Direct communication
  • Link Up management
  • Trial week
  • Your tools
  • Room to add another seat later
Book a Discovery Call

Scope and numbers land on a Discovery Call. We do not publish rates here.

Frequently asked questions

Next step

Ready to add a designer to your team?

Tell us what they should be producing, and whether you need part-time or full-time. The next step is a Discovery Call.

Engagement terms are agreed in writing after the call. A trial week is available.

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