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This episode dives deep into the topic of pricing and going after what you’re worth. This is actually a snippet of a live webinar with the FX TD Mentorship which we touched briefly on the subject of pricing. This conversation started as a question proposed “How much money could I expect to make in Los Angeles?” and grew into a much bigger topic about pricing and getting what you’re worth.
This episode was not intentionally made for release to the public and covers a lot of subjects no holds barred. Check it out and share this around with those who you think will benefit from this episode!
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Enjoyed your pricing podcast #68. It has given me some thoughts on how much I should approach my pricing for my projects. I’m currently run my own company with a couple of consultants that help me when I get in a jam from time to time. I would like to know if you have a podcast or have been asked to maybe talk about how to get the business how to bring the work in? How do you attract the next client. A lot of my business right now is based on repeat business and some referrals, but would like to spread my wings and bring more business in. I know my line of work isn’t VFX but is sort of related. We help architects, developers, construction companies visualize their end project. I would be curious if you would have some time to maybe enlighten those that are in the same situation as I am. Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing back from you. Have a great evening!
Best,
Mike Secrist