Are you struggling to develop a pricing model that not only pays your bills, but also reflects the value you place on your business?

In episode 246 of the Bokeh Podcast, Nicole Bissey shares how she partnered with another photographer to create a business model that allowed them to combine their individual prices and still book clients. Listen in as she explains how you should create a unique value proposition in order to increase your prices and charge what you're worth.

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How to Increase Your Prices: (28:56)

1. Find a mentor who can help you review your work and review your finances to understand what you need to make.

2. Figure out who your client is and how they want to be served.

3. Figure out the level of service you want to provide.

Links:

Blkcoffeephoto.com

instagram.com/blkcoffeephoto

Matt Odom’s Episode: bit.ly/bp-245 

Keh.com

theweddingreport.com

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