Pricing your wares
Money. I can’t think of a working non-fiction writer for whom money isn’t a driving force behind their efforts. One problem that a lot of freelances — whether they’re doing copywriting, technical writing, ghost writing, or corporate work — is how to price their services.
There are guidelines available, which list hourly rates and whatnot, but often those aren’t enough. You really need to look at other factors surrounding a gig. What factors? Well, this this blog post offers a lot of good advice, including:
Your worth to a potential client or partner – and theirs to you – should only be determined after a full-field assessment of the relationship. Price is one factor – and certainly an important one – but it’s far from the only factor.
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