23: “Charge What You’re Worth” is Bad Advice—Here’s Why
About this episode
If you’re a photographer you’ve probably heard the phrase "Charge what you’re worth" a hundred times. But what if I told you that this advice is actually hurting your business? In this episode, we’re diving into the five reasons why this mindset can be misleading and what you should be focusing on instead to price your photography profitably.
Episode Highlights:
- Why "Charge what you’re worth" is flawed advice and what to do instead.
- How to shift your pricing strategy from emotional to numbers-driven.
- Understanding your numbers so you can confidently price your work.
- The role of market demand and positioning in setting your rates.
- How to ensure your pricing is sustainable and profitable in the long run.
Resources:
The 5 Bank Accounts Every Photographer Needs in Their Business
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