You're finally ready to take those first steps in starting your business. You've searched around on what others do, you've asked for some advice, and now it's time.

But now you're stuck on this one part; "what should I charge for my services?". This can stump a lot of people. You don't want to charge too much and scare off customers. You also don't want to charge cheap and not get paid well. In this episode, I'll breakdown how to go about developing your pricing.

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On this episode, you’ll learn:

1. If you should charge flat rate vs hourly rate 
2. When you should quote a price range vs a specific price 
3. The formula to come up with your pricing
4. Why you'll never be satisfied with your pricing (and what to focus on)
5. The important factor you must remember when creating your prices
6. How to figure out what your market can handle in terms of pricing
7. The hard reality of your prices and what it means to customers
8. What you should not do at anytime 
9. And much more...