A Few Questions About Pricing

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Feb 7, 2012

Lauren C.

You need to do a little research on what other artists in your area are charging. It's important to stay near the average of what others are charging, but on the low end of it. Drastically undercutting other artists not only hurts them, but it hurts you, too. Price yourself at the low-end of the average for your area, which most likely is a lot more than 60 & 40.

Hope that helps!

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