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How much to up my fee's by per hour?
clairelitt
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7 February 2008
In April I am going to up my fee's for one of my clients who are particularly successful (even in the recession!). I currently charge £22 per hour for drawings and cad work and was going to charge £25. How much does everyone else up by, is £3 too little?
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glebe digital
Messages count : 105Likes count : 2Registration : 21 December 2006Your 5.5% rise seems pretty reasonable to me.
However, does this mean you have 'variable' fees for different clients?
This is a hard one to justify, it smacks of 'charging according to the size of your wallet'.....no-one likes to be on the recieving end of that.
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clairelitt
Messages count : 6Likes count : 0Registration : 7 February 2008Only because I gained a new client last year and was going to put my fee's up anyway... Thanks for the advice 🙂 - Contact in PM
glebe digital
Messages count : 105Likes count : 2Registration : 21 December 2006Cool.
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LeeCole
Messages count : 2Likes count : 0Registration : 16 January 2011Okay, I'm not in the UK, but I see the same thing everywhere, freelancers completely undervaluing their work. Why not raise your prices by 25% on new clients. Don't sell your services compared with everyone else. Sell quality, sell you as a total package. I sell SEO services to local businesses. I'm able to get hundreds of dollars more per job than my competitors (literally!) because I don't just sell SEO. I sell marketing, my ability to make the cash register ka-ching! - Contact in PM
AdamC
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That's a good strategy. I can understand not wanting to charge too much if you're just starting out but if you have experience then there's no reason not to try and get as much as you can for your work. For now, I think a 3 pound raise is alright, but I'm sure you could easily boost it in the future.LeeCole, post: 16284 a écrit : Okay, I'm not in the UK, but I see the same thing everywhere, freelancers completely undervaluing their work. Why not raise your prices by 25% on new clients. Don't sell your services compared with everyone else. Sell quality, sell you as a total package. I sell SEO services to local businesses. I'm able to get hundreds of dollars more per job than my competitors (literally!) because I don't just sell SEO. I sell marketing, my ability to make the cash register ka-ching!