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May 14, 2020 33 min

78. How do you price a project?

from Brand Therapy Hosted by Phil Pallen

Have you perfected your pricing? 💰 In this one-on-one episode, hosts Phil and Lauren discuss Phil Pallen Collective's pricing decisions (and trials) over the past decade. From sending out their first website proposal to charging flat rates to managing retainers, this episode explores all the ways to charge for your services. A must-listen for anyone who invoices for their work!

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