5-Star "Reputation Marketing"
3 Reasons Why It’s Important to Charge for Your Services - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/3-reasons-why-its-important-charge-your-services-heather-woodward
3. It’s an Energy Exchange
2. You’re Time Is Money
1. You Are Worth It.
How Much Should I Charge for My Service? - http://www.entrepreneur.com/answer/222322
Lee Gilner - works at http://www.cetera.com/ - Cetera Financial Group is the second largest independent financial advisor network in the nation by number of advisors
Lane Houk - works at Think Big Digital Marketing - Think Big Digital Marketing is a full-service marketing agency with
particular expertise in 5-Star Reputation Marketing, Reputation
Management, Mobile/Responsive Web Design & Development, SEO, PPC and
Local SEO
while this was in progress, I was studying something having to do with "Are athletes really getting faster, better, stronger?"
Entrepreneur
How Much Should I Charge for My Service? - http://www.entrepreneur.com/answer/222322
"Just remember to find ways to maintain your margins, and don't discount just to get clients on your roster. In general, if you have a good value proposition, you can charge any amount you wish, and you'll be working with a better level of customer than if you rely on a discount or lower fee model."
"How much do you value your gifts? That is what your price reflects in the eyes of your clients. When you don’t charge or charge very little your clients automatically make the assumption that either you aren’t very good or that you don’t have any faith in your abilities or that you don’t trust yourself. The kinds of client that you attract are going to directly mirror the very beliefs you have about yourself."
A couple of quick closing comparisons...
- membership to my site is $9.97 per month, while I good many of the earliest joiners still pay $595 per month
- I wonder if
5 Unselfish Reasons to Charge for Your Content - http://michaelhyatt.com/paid-content-benefits.html
Your content will be better.
Your content will be better.
You can go deeper with your audience.
You will have more focus.
You can reach more people.
You will have more impact.
- It matters if you show up. You don’t get paid if you don’t.
- It matters if you do quality work. People won’t buy if you don’t.
- It matters if you are consistent. You won’t get repeat customers or grow your business if you don’t.
Entrepreneur
How Much Should I Charge for My Service? - http://www.entrepreneur.com/answer/222322
"Just remember to find ways to maintain your margins, and don't discount just to get clients on your roster. In general, if you have a good value proposition, you can charge any amount you wish, and you'll be working with a better level of customer than if you rely on a discount or lower fee model."
"How much do you value your gifts? That is what your price reflects in the eyes of your clients. When you don’t charge or charge very little your clients automatically make the assumption that either you aren’t very good or that you don’t have any faith in your abilities or that you don’t trust yourself. The kinds of client that you attract are going to directly mirror the very beliefs you have about yourself."
A couple of quick closing comparisons...
- membership to my site is $9.97 per month, while I good many of the earliest joiners still pay $595 per month
- I wonder if
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