Start Charging What You're Worth With These 5 Tips
You know it’s important to charge what you’re worth…but how do you actually determine your prices? Enter BTC Team Member Ryan Weeden (@ryan.weeden/@mastersofbalayage). Whether you work for yourself or for someone else, he's sharing his top five tips for setting your prices. Keep reading to see what he shared!
1. Establish a baseline price per hour.
First, consider what you're worth per hour. Whether you are working for yourself or for someone else, your per hour cost should be consistent. Here's how Ryan breaks it down:
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