Pulling The Trigger On Value Pricing with guest Joel Miller
Joel Miller shares his first experiences using value pricing for project work
Joel Miller shares his first experiences using value pricing for project work
Guest Bio
Joel is co-owner and project manager at The Sky Floor, a web design and marketing company in the Chicago area. I asked Joel to come on Ditching Hourly to share with you his first experiences using value pricing for project work. Enjoy.
Quotes
- "Hourly billing is a quagmire." —Joel Miller
- "My advice to someone considering value pricing is start with a new client." —Joel Miller
- "One of the things that really scares me about hourly billing is that everyone starts talking about money before anyone even knows why the work needs doing at all." —Jonathan Stark
- "Everything is practice for the next time." —Jonathan Stark
Links
Takeaways
- A great time to experiment with value pricing is when you're really busy
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Host
Jonathan Stark
The Ditching Hourly Guy • For freelancers, consultants, and other experts who want to make more and work less w/o hiring
