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- From: wturber@primenet.com (Walter (Jay) Turberville )
- Newsgroups: comp.graphics.apps.lightwave
- Subject: Re: What and how do you guys/gals charge for your work?????
- Date: 4 Jan 1996 20:46:02 -0700
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- In article <30E9F51C.248E@pacificnet.net> Brad Hayes <bjhayes@pacificnet.net> writes:
- >From: Brad Hayes <bjhayes@pacificnet.net>
- >Subject: Re: What and how do you guys/gals charge for your work?????
- >Date: Tue, 02 Jan 1996 19:16:44 -0800
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- [snip]
- > It may take a while to figure out what you should be
- >charging per day, but if you do a
- >job and you fell like you got screwed, raise the rate. To start with I would not
- >charge less than $100 per day.
- >If you find that you have trouble getting clients then lower it.
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- >Last peice of advice never waver on your rate. never be afraid to reject a
- >client if he cant afford you. just
- >tell them that perhaps they should find someone else. if you lower your rate of
- >give discounts, you will never
- >be able to charge full price to that client again.
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- >Brad Hayes
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- Don't bid too low. If the price is too low you may be suspected of not
- knowing what you are doing.
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- NEVER do anything for free - with the possible exception of doing something
- for a charitable organization. It may be reasonable to do something in trade,
- but make sure you receive real value in trade.
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- One pricing theory is to determing the client's budget and then offer an
- animation to fit. We try to do that and give one higher cost and one lower
- cost alternative. Many clients are quite willing to give you some idea of
- their budget restraints. This actually generally works out well for both
- parties.
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- From: syndesis@inc.net (John Foust)
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- Subject: Re: n-gon Importing into Lightwave
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