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11/16/2009 01:40:59 PM · #1 |
Yes...this is another one of those what do I charge type deals.
So I finally established my price per photo for most of my clients, but now I'm starting to realize that while branching out to further genre's many are expecting a day rate. So here comes my question. For many of you that would usually charge by the photo, how do you establish your day rate (I guess this is for those who only charge by the day also).....And how many photos do you plan to edit and fork over?
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11/16/2009 01:58:00 PM · #2 |
| The "day rate" is a thing of the past. You charge by the job and license for the usage. You can't just say, "My day rate is this." because two different jobs that take "one day" may require greatly different amounts of work or resources. You should always get a fairly detailed summary of the job and then submit a quote. Keep in mind that price is usually NOT the deciding factor in who gets the job as long as your quote isn't ridiculous. If the person who's running the show wants to work with a certain photographer, they'll work with that photographer even if they aren't the cheapest, because they want to work with them as opposed to someone else. |
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11/16/2009 02:16:33 PM · #3 |
| Thanks...I actually like that answer alot. And I think that is the type of attitude I'm going to use for it. |
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