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Olympic Medalist Dotsie Bausch Wants You To Switch4Good

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Dotsie Bausch, founder of Switch4Good, has a question for everyone. 

Have you ever wondered why milk is required in public school lunches? The United States is the only country in the world that requires children to drink cow’s milk.

Holy crap, what are we doing? Why are we feeding – especially to children, of which 70 percent of them cannot digest – Why are we making them drink this fluid?

It’s a little weird, no? 

Maybe it wasn’t so weird in the 1940s… 1840s… or 840s… 

Today, however, we’ve learned a thing or two about how cow’s milk affects our bodies. 

Upwards of 70 percent of the world’s population cannot digest cow’s milk, and it makes you quite sick – this lactose intolerance. I’ll tell you, it’s pretty awful. 

“Wheezing, stuffy nose, coughing. And then big-time gut distress: constipation, diarrhea, bloating, cramping. 

“It’s pretty gnarly.”

Dotsie Bausch, Olympic medalist and founder of Switch4Good

It may take some time for us to shake the familiarity of cow’s milk in our diets. We’ve been inundated with cow’s milk (or just “milk,” for the layperson) from ads, culture, government requirements, lobbyist pressure, and dairy farmers. 

Here’s The Truth About Milk…

Milk is meant for the babies of the mammals producing it. Cow’s milk is for calves. Human milk is for babies. Cat’s milk is for kittens. You get it. 

Mammalian milk contains the necessary fats and vitamins for us to grow into strong healthy grown mammals. We, and every other infant mammal, contain an enzyme that allows us to digest that milk. That enzyme disappears once breastfeeding has concluded. 

Northern European farmers were among the first to go “You know what? I want to try that cow’s milk. I mean… why not, right?” roughly 6000 years ago. Or so the theory states. Over time, they developed a genetic mutation to the enzyme that allows us to digest milk. These humans evolved to digest cow’s milk for as long as they were alive. 

This familiarity with cow’s milk extended into the business world when it came time to make money off of that sweet, sweet utter juice. Milk was everywhere: delivered to our door by the milkman, in our schools, in our breakfast cereals. 

Imagine getting made fun of for not putting milk in your cereal as a kid. Guess who’s the weirdo now, Stacy?!

Soon enough, “Got Milk?” entered the zeitgeist. Along with it, the idea that to be a successful athlete, you needed to drink milk. If Cal Ripken can play more consecutive games than any other baseball player, it must be the milk, right? 

Speaking of athletes. Did you know that milk is the official sponsor of Team USA

PED – Performance Enhancing Dairy

New Zealand and the United States are the only countries in the world whose Olympic Committees are not government funded. They have to go out and get private funding.” 

Enter the dairy industry to save the day! With “Got Milk?” featuring every famous athlete under the sun, it makes total sense that they would sponsor the Olympics. Since the government can’t be bothered, apparently. 

I have been exposed to and definitely pressured upon throughout that journey that milk – the mammalian secretions of the cow – are the only real way for athletes to recover from hard workouts, the only real way to build muscle and muscle tissue, and to repair and recover.

“I started to peel back all of the layers on everything that I had been taught and learned and really recognized that it was truly coming from a marketing perspective, not from an evidence-based perspective.

It was at that moment, during the 2012 London Games (after winning the Silver in cycling), that inspired Dotsie Bausch to start Switch4Good.

I had this idea to put on a commercial on the closing ceremonies of what then was the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang on NBC that basically has seven of us, all Olympic athletes from four different countries. 

“We’re standing up and saying, ‘Hey, guess what? We don’t need cows’ milk to recover. This isn’t the truth. It’s not a thing. And there are thousands of athletes that are finding a new way forward.’

“The dairy industry got it kicked off after it aired three times.

Angering The Milk Masters

That move only served to fire Dotsie Bausch and her fellow athletes up. After being silenced by the dairy lobby, Switch4Good only got deeper and more motivated. The best way to crush your adversary is to silence them, right? 

Smooth move, milk hawkers. You couldn’t just let it be. You just had to keep making your milk money. 

Thanks to Big Milk’s fear and power, Switch4Good got strategizing. 

We work in two ways: behavior and culture change, but we also work on systemic change. We do quite a bit of work right now specifically to change the laws in the United States: that children have to be fed cow’s milk in schools. And if they don’t want one, they have to have a milk note from their parents. 

“So, we’re working with members of Congress. It’s actually a regulatory change, not a statutory change. So it doesn’t have to be voted on.”

They even had a win. 

One of our big wins from last year was getting the dietary guidelines of America to put soy milk in as nutritionally equivalent so that here is a choice. 

“Now we have to implement the choice into schools.

Soy milk?! In public schools?! How… reasonable. 

Dairy Nonsense

Some of you may consider soy milk in public schools to be hippie nonsense. But you’d be wrong. What is nonsense is drinking mammalian secretions from a mammal that is not at all related to humans.

Frankly, gorilla milk would make more sense. 

Switch4Good and its mission to convert all dairy consumers into non-dairy consumers is an uphill battle. There isn’t just resistance from the powerful dairy industry. There’s personal resistance from smaller communities. 

It wouldn’t be America without someone yelling, “You can’t tell me what to do!” Right? 

Dotsie Bausch understands this better than you think. 

I grew up for thirty-five years of my life eating animals and the products of animals . . . loving animals, but mistreating them via I was a competitive horseback rider. So, it’s a journey and it’s painful to unpack 100 percent.”

If you believe that we’re all equal – and I mean all – whether you have four legs or two, whether you have hair all over your body or just on your head – that [humans and animals] should have a relationship of mutuality and respect, not extraction. 

“And that is how we treat so many animals – especially our food – as a product to extract from. 

“That’s not equality, and I don’t think that’s fair.”

Convincing The Milk Drinkers

When it comes to convincing people to Switch4Good (see what I did there?) the strategies vary. What often gets people in the door is their own health. Say you want to cut dairy out and you start by drinking your coffee black. The idea of keeping yourself healthy is enough to check out Switch4Good and what they have to offer. 

That, as Dotsie Basuch has pointed out, isn’t the “stickiest” of strategies. People give up on themselves for a variety of reasons. 

If Dotsie Bausch and company want people to Switch4Good (look, I did it again!) they need to consider all strategies. One of the “stickiest,” according to market research, is the ethics side to this debate. 

How Does Bessie Feel?

Imagine, just for a moment, that you’re a cow. You’re just trying to live your life, eating your cud, enjoying the sun, lying down when it’s about to rain. It’s kinda nice, no?

All is well when – suddenly – your perfectly nice day is interrupted by forcible impregnation. 

Wait, what?!

You carry your calf to term, about nine months or so. Then you give birth (hopefully with the help of a ranchhand in the midst of their own coming-of-age story).

THEN, if forced impregnation wasn’t enough, you have your beautiful baby calf taken away from you. 

Bruh. 

Now, the milk you have produced to make your calf big and strong is now being harvested and extracted for some other entitled mammal to consume from a tiny paper carton in between math and gym.

Not only that, but sometimes it’s wasted through the nose of some snotty child, or mixed with chocolate like some kind of dessert! It’s even been used to ruin perfectly delicious coffee.

So, you’re forced to have a calf, it’s taken from you, and so is the milk you produce. All for the glorious pleasure of wealthy industry tycoons. Then, next year, it happens all over again.

Not so fun being the cow, is it? 

Taking On Big Milk

Dotsie Bausch and Switch4Good have their work cut out for them. They’re fighting an uphill battle against industry, government, culture, and the stubborn. 

We’re still at the beginning. So quite honestly, I feel proud of the team that goes out every day –  no matter how many doors are slammed in our face – because the door slams multiple times a day. It’s not like we’re getting water to children in sub-Saharan Africa. Everybody on planet Earth is like, ‘Yup, that’s a good idea!’ We are still seeding the idea that [consuming dairy] is not a good idea.

“We’re not doing something that’s popular. We’re doing something that’s straight up against the grain . . . eye-to-eye with the status quo. And it’s hard to get up every day with hope because it’s not wildly popular what we’re doing – nor do many people want to lean into it – it’s very hard to get attention and recognition. 

“It’s the fierceness and the grit of the team to wake up every day and get creative and keep fighting.”

If anyone can get everyone in the world to Switch4Good (last time, I swear) it’s Dotsie Bausch and company. 

Will you Switch4Good?

Chris Blondell is a Philadelphia-based writer and social media strategist with a current focus on tech industry news. He has written about startups and entrepreneurs based in Denver, Seattle, Chicago, New Haven, and more. He has also written content for a true-crime blog, Sword and Scale, and developed social media content for a local spice shop. An occasional comedian, Chris Blondell also spends his time writing humorous content and performing stand-up for local audiences.

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5 Highest Rated Design Services Used by Big Brands & Agencies

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As a business, partnering with a design company that can help you reach your design, branding, and even revenue goals is essential. However, comparing companies can quickly turn into a full-time job. That’s why we’ve narrowed down the top design companies according to Trustpilot and Google, both well-established sites where real customers leave reviews.

Let’s look at the highest-rated graphic design companies and what they offer so you can choose what makes sense for your brand and budget.

1. Penji

Trustpilot rating: 4.8

One of the most trusted design services for startups and agencies is Penji. Penji’s business model is unique because they offer an unlimited graphic design subscription. You simply pay a flat monthly fee and get as many designs as you need for yourself or your clients. Their scope of service spans over 100 design categories, which means they can handle your website, branding materials, ad designs, packaging designs, and more. Agencies rely on Penji to help them manage various client projects and radically increase their design output if needed.

Penji has three plans to choose from, all of which are unlimited but the details vary. In higher plans, you can access motion graphics and even work with an Art Director and Figma Web Designer. The platform is user-friendly, making it easy to submit design briefs, collaborate with your team, and contact your assigned designer directly.

Unlike some of the companies on this list, Penji has a dedicated design team. So if you don’t want to take a chance on freelancers, you can get to know Penji’s designers and who works best with you. Read our review of Penji here and get 25% off when you subscribe. You can pause or cancel anytime.

What can you get from an unlimited graphic design service?

  • Logos
  • Business cards
  • Web and app designs
  • Presentation designs
  • Marketing materials
  • Marketing designs
  • Digital ads
  • Billboards
  • Magazines
  • Packaging
  • Merchandise
  • Illustrations
  • And more

Pricing:

  • Starter – $499/mo
  • Marketer – $995/mo
  • Agency – $1497/mo

2. Clay

Google rating: 4.8

Clay is a widely known and respected design agency that has worked with such names as Slack, Stripe, and Meta. They’re a full-service agency who specialize in branding, website design, and content creation. This is a diverse company that honed its creativity with past projects like a food app, a payroll management platform, an interior design website, and more.

Clay has a knack for covering all the details and ensuring they go all out for each project. Pricing is handled on a case by case basis as the company operates like a traditional full-service design agency. They’re a great option for brands with larger budgets who have specific projects they want to accomplish – eg. rebrands, app builds. They also offer art direction and classic graphic design services like illustration and animation.

3. Toptal

Trustpilot rating: 4.7

If you want to hire a freelancer, but you’ve been disappointed in the past, you might be hesitant to try again. Fortunately, Toptal has taken a different approach from platforms like Fiverr and Upwork. They offer a more upscale experience of freelance matching with highly experienced professionals (sometimes with impressive backgrounds like being a former Google employee). Many companies lean on Toptal for reliable freelancers including Zendesk and Doordash.

With Toptal, you can hire a freelancer part-time or full-time. You’ll simply answer a few questions about your business on their website. If you don’t like the work of the first designer you’re matched with in the early phase, Toptal will start the matching process over again so they can find you a better match.

Another benefit of Toptal is that they have professionals in various design niches. They offer UX and UI designers product designers, game designers, creative directors, and more.

4. Webdew

Trustpilot rating: 4.8

Webdew is a lesser-known company, but their review rating speaks for itself. Their skilled developers have a UI/UX focus and will take you through the entire design process from wireframe design to backend development. They also handle things like website migration and WordPress development.

Webdew is anything but a one-trick pony. They offer web design, video production, marketing, and Hubspot-related services. But if you’re looking for other graphic design services like logo design or illustration, you’ll have to look elsewhere.

5. DesignCrowd

Trustpilot rating: 4.7

DesignCrowd is an innovative platform that connects businesses with freelance designers from around the world. By leveraging the power of crowdsourcing, DesignCrowd allows clients to post design projects and receive a wide variety of submissions from designers. This approach not only provides clients with creative options but also allows designers to compete on a global stage, showcasing their skills and gaining new opportunities. The platform covers many design mediums like logos, websites, and t-shirts making it a versatile solution for enterprises of any size.

DesignCrowd’s process is straightforward and user-friendly. Clients start by outlining their design requirements and budget. This is then made visible to the platform’s extensive network of designers. Interested designers submit their concepts, and the client can provide feedback, request revisions, and ultimately choose their favorite design. The competitive environment encourages high-quality submissions so you get great results. Additionally, they offer a satisfaction guarantee, so there’s no risk.

The value of signing up for an unlimited design service

1. Saves You Time

Hiring freelancers can take days or even weeks. You have to find the right person, check their availability, and direct them at each step of the design project. You can save time by subscribing to an unlimited graphic design service. These services have already done the vetting, which helps you cut the time needed to hire a freelancer & get usable work from them. These services have teams of designers with different skillsets so you can simply swap designers if you don’t like the direction you project is going in.

2. Saves You Money

Some graphic design services offer packages or bundles to help you save money that would be going to branding, social media managers, or ad creators. The design subscription model lets you pick to plan that offers only what you need and request multiple designs for a flat monthly fee. Unlimited revisions are built into the plan. So you’ll never pay extra fees or wait weeks for a simple project to be completed.

3. You Partner with Reliable Pro Designers

Since graphic design services manage the hiring process, they ensure the designers working for them are reliable and highly trained. Some freelancers are new to the industry, lack follow-through, or simply don’t know how to navigate professional conversations. Graphic design services guarantee that you’ll communicate directly with mature designers who respond to your requests and understand your vision.

4. You Double Your Design Output

For some companies like agencies, design output is critical. You need many different types of design projects completed by specific deadlines. You also need to manage multiple brands, which unlimited design teams are accustomed to helping agencies do.

With free trials and money-back guarantees, there’s no risk in trying out a new design service – You may just be surprised by how much work it takes off your team’s plate.

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TikTok Is Toast: Get the Secret Weapon Brands are Using to Power Through

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Just when you thought the drama surrounding TikTok couldn’t get any juicier, the US government drops a bombshell. Just days ago, President Biden signed a bill that could ban TikTok across the entire country. 

TikTok has been asked to find a “new, non-Chinese owner” within the next 9 months according to CNN. The company is within its rights to comply (which will be tough) or file a lawsuit. Unsurprisingly, TikTok’s parent company ByteDance is already leaning toward the latter, announcing it’s ready for a legal battle.

With over 170 million Americans entrenched in the app, the prospect of its sudden disappearance sparks more questions than answers. What does a “ban” actually entail? For one, it doesn’t mean you’ll face legal action as an individual who still uses TikTok. And it doesn’t mean the app will magically vanish if you already have it downloaded.

Instead, the ban threatens to remove TikTok from Apple and Google’s app stores, which means no more updates, security patches, or bug fixes. This could pose a security risk to TikTok’s loyal user base.

But fear not, social media enthusiasts, because while the chaos unfolds, brands and influencers can use this time to get clear on their strategy. While the rest of the digital world is losing its mind, you can set your brand up to thrive like never before.

Enter Penji: Your Secret Weapon for Social Media Domination

It’s hard to stay relevant and have an effective social media strategy when things are so volatile in the digital world. But that’s only really true if you’re working alone.  

Particularly for marketing, design, branding, and social media agencies, getting help from professionals is crucial. You likely need copywriters, marketers, designers, and coders as the bare minimum.

So who’s Penji.. and who cares? 

You could say Penji is an ‘all-in-one chaos solution’ for brands with lots to do and little time to do it. They’re a design team that creates the visual assets that power numerous brands year-round. Penji can create custom:

  • Ad designs
  • Organic social posts
  • Custom illustrations
  • Logos & branding
  • Blog graphics
  • Infographics
  • Email templates
  • Landing pages
  • Web & app designs
  • And more

If you can name it, Penji can probably design it. Brands are getting crazy results. For example: 

RevenueZen saw a 25% increase in customer engagement and a 20% boost in sales after partnering with Penji for their new website.

Rush Order Tees upped their productivity by 2200% with the help of just 5 Penji designers who mastered their brand visuals.

How does it work?

Penji is an unlimited graphic design service, which means they don’t put limits on how many designs you can get each month. You pay a flat monthly fee and request any designs, anytime. There’s no contract, so you can cancel or pause anytime too. 

Step 1: Create a Project: Go to Penji’s dashboard and select “Create a Project.” Choose a category (eg. logo) and provide all the details your designer needs to knock it out of the park.

Step 2: Get Matched Right Away: Once you’ve submitted your design brief, you’ll be matched with a pro designer via our AI matching system. From here, just sit back and relax.

Step 3: Review & Give Feedback: Within 24 to 48 hours, you’ll receive the first draft of your design. Provide point-and-click feedback directly on a project, and the designer will make revisions until you’re completely satisfied. There’s no limit to revisions, and you can swap designers if you don’t like the direction.

Step 4: Mark as Complete and Download: Once you’re happy with a project, simply mark it as complete. You can then download the files directly from the Penji platform, no need for external links or emails. Your files are securely stored in the cloud, ensuring easy access whenever you need them.

Not only can you communicate directly with your designers, but also creative assistants, project managers, or art directors depending on which plan you choose.

Never Hire an Unreliable Designer Again

For brands dealing with vetting and hiring headaches, Penji offers a hassle-free alternative. By eliminating the need for constant hiring/firing and payroll management, brands can bypass the headaches associated with maintaining a freelance (or in-house) team. Instead, you can tap into Penji’s pool of vetted creative talent, handpicked to meet the demands of even the pickiest clients.

Retain More Customers with a Bulletproof Brand Identity


Customer retention is another area where Penji helps businesses shine. By providing on-brand, consistent quality across every project, you’ll build trust and loyalty with your clients. With a dedicated team of creatives, project coordinators, and quality control experts, Penji ensures you put your best foot forward at every touchpoint. That means your customers won’t hesitate to pick you over a competitor – the design does the convincing.

The bottom line? With costs roughly 70% lower than hiring in-house designers, Penji offers a cost-effective solution without skimping on quality or speed. You’ll boost your production rates drastically for a fraction of what you’re used to spending. 

So don’t let the TikTok ban scare you away from focusing on social media growth. Partner with a design team that just gets you – and your social media strategy will start running like clockwork.

Ready to Win at Social Media?

If your interest is peaked and you’re ready to power your social media channels with more ease than ever, watch a quick demo to see how you can get all the designs you need in one place.

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Fiverr vs Penji vs Canva: Who’s Your Winner?

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Solid graphic design is no longer a luxury – It’s a must-have. You don’t want to skimp out on design, especially when your competitors aren’t. Fortunately, accessing professional graphic design has never been easier. Businesses have multiple options: hiring freelance graphic designers, creating their own designs, or subscribing to graphic design services. In this post, we’ll look at the 3 leading platform for each of these avenues so you can decide who’s the best option for you: Fiverr, Penji, or Canva?

Companies Overview

Let’s start with a brief introduction to each company.

Fiverr

fiverr logo

Fiverr is a freelance gig platform for hiring remote workers, like web developers, podcast editors, video editors, and many more. Graphic designers are also available to hire on Fiverr with a wide scope of services. On Fiverr, you can browse various design styles to find the right designer for your project.

Penji

penji logo

Penji is a subscription-based graphic design service. You can subscribe and request as many designs projects as you want on a rolling basis. With Penji, you get access to 120+ design types, including web and app designs, presentation designs, motion designs, and illustrations. Plus access to art directors or project managers depending on what tier you choose.

Canva

canva logo

Canva is a do-it-yourself graphic design application that will help you design anything related to your business. You don’t need graphic design experience to use Canva. They offer templates to help you get started with designs like YouTube thumbnails or ads. Plus, you can edit those templates based on your unique branding.

Features

Fiverr

fiverr graphic design page

Fiverr provides businesses with two ways to find freelancers. First, you can find them using the search bar. Type “graphic designer” and find available designers to collaborate with. You can narrow your search by finding designers based on your design needs. For instance, you can browse “logo designers” instead of graphic designers.

As you select graphic designers, you can see that designers offer various plans depending on your design project. Plus, they indicate the following:

  • Number of designs they can create
  • Number of revisions
  • Turnaround time

Plus, you can also find reviews from previous clients to know their working experience with one of your top choices.

The other way to find freelancers is the Fiverr Enterprise platform. Fiverr specialists will help you find the best graphic designers, creatives, and other employees for your team. Plus, the platform includes onboarding, management, payment, and compliance.

Penji

penji webpage

Penji has many features to get you started, from submitting your first request to chatting directly with your designers. You simple click “Create” in the top right corner of the dashboard, submit your design brief, and get matched with the appropriate designer right away.

Here’s what to expect when subscribed to Penji:

  • Request 120+ designs
  • Get matched with the best designer for your project
  • Swap designers if needed
  • Manage multiple brands
  • Point and click revisions
  • Team collaboration
  • Designer chat window
  • Real-time updates

Canva

canva homepage

Meanwhile, Canva is a software loaded with many intuitive features to help you design your own projects. Features depend on the plan you choose. However, here are the basics:

  • Drag-and-drop editor
  • Access to 1 million templates, 3 million photos and videos, and thousands of design types
  • AI-generated designs
  • Printing and delivery

However, if you need more than that, you can access the following on the paid plans:

  • Resize and translate designs
  • Brand kits
  • Remove backgrounds
  • 1TB of cloud storage
  • 24/7 customer support

Turnaround Time

Turnaround time for Fiverr freelancers depends heavily on the graphic designer. They will indicate how long the delivery date would be. Some designers are quick (1-2 days) while others will take weeks for more involved projects.

Penji guarantees a 1 to 2-day turnaround time on most designs. If you’re subscribed to the Agency plan, they can even ensure same-day turnaround. However, complex projects like web or app designs will take longer.

Of course if you are using Canva, turnaround time is simply however long the project takes you! Again, this can vary depending on your design skills and whether or not you find the design elements you’re looking for.

Pricing

fiverr profile
example of a Fiverr profile with pricing page

Fiverr pricing depends on what designs you need. But as the name suggests, Fiverr refers to the $5 starting point that freelancers can charge clients with when working with them. However, there’s always the risk of poor quality. It’s best to vet each designer carefully and choose something reasonably priced.

Penji’s pricing is simple because you pay a flat monthly rate for all design work. Here are the pricing options depending on what tier of service you choose:

Lastly, Canva has three pricing tiers, depending on your needs and budget.

  • Canva – Free
  • Canva Pro – $15/mo
  • Canva for Teams – $10/mo (minimum 3 users)

Design Work and Production

Design work by Fiverr freelancers varies from experience level to design specialties. Many Fiverr freelancers produce decent work for clients, considering the rates they charge. However, not all design work from Fiverr is 100% the best. Considering Fiverr is the best for short-term work, expect one or few design variations for a project.

For Canva, we can use templates as the point of comparison for design work. Thousands of creators submit their templates to the graphic design software. Many templates look the same because it is the trend or looks modern. Regardless, Canva templates look decent to use as the base design for your brand. However, you need to modify it to your brand to avoid using similar templates from competitors or other brands.

Finally, Penji produces highly custom designs for clients. Because the price point is a bit higher, their design team can take the time to ensure you get the exact version of what you’re looking for. Penji isn’t a freelance platform, so you may get the chance to work with the same designers again and again (especially if you prefer their work).

Competitor Analysis

graphic designer

One fair comparison to make is between Fiverr and Penji since both deal with actual designers and their work. Here are a couple of comparison points for these two services to help you narrow your options further.

  • Design variations – Fiverr freelancers can create a few variations. Meanwhile, Penji designers can produce multiple variations since you can switch between designers.
  • Work volume – Fiverr designers can produce a limited number of designs, depending on plan inclusions. Ideally, they’re a good option for one-off projects. However, Penji can produce more than 10+ designs, especially if you have a monthly volume of designs.
  • Comfort – Penji allows you to sit back and run your company since it’s an extension of your team. Meanwhile, you need to browse and interview freelancers on Fiverr. Plus, you have to worry about payment and management.

But if we were to put Canva back into the equation, Canva has the upper hand in pricing. Plus, if you’re creative enough, you can produce great brand designs without the help of designers.

Final Thoughts

Graphic design work can be done and delivered in three main ways: doing it yourself, hiring a freelancer, or subscribing to a graphic design service. In this three-way showdown, each has its strengths and weaknesses. The three services have different models, which could benefit users or subscribers in getting their designs. It’s up to you which is the best design service for your situation. Good luck!

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