So then, I go generally on the premise of what I want to earn per hour or what I think I'd like for how harx the job is and I always take into account my expenses (my paper invoices cost 18p each for starts haha).
But a new take on pricing has come to mind.
There is a job I want that is a fairly big job.
Now I'd like to be charging a lot for it but I have a fairly good idea of what is being charged and it would mean I'd be nowhere near the current price.
Now what sprung to mind was the costs.
Usually I base my hourly rates and expenses.
BUT if I have a job that takes 2-3 hours easy should I re-evaluate my pricing.
I won't have the same expenses each hour I'm there so to make the same profit I won't need to charge as much.
Its job in an area I'm in very often and as said, I'll be there a number of hours so should I drop my price slightly thanks to its convenience.
Thoughts....
But a new take on pricing has come to mind.
There is a job I want that is a fairly big job.
Now I'd like to be charging a lot for it but I have a fairly good idea of what is being charged and it would mean I'd be nowhere near the current price.
Now what sprung to mind was the costs.
Usually I base my hourly rates and expenses.
BUT if I have a job that takes 2-3 hours easy should I re-evaluate my pricing.
I won't have the same expenses each hour I'm there so to make the same profit I won't need to charge as much.
Its job in an area I'm in very often and as said, I'll be there a number of hours so should I drop my price slightly thanks to its convenience.
Thoughts....