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Originally Posted by Jonboy79 The second to the last sentence is the most ridiculous reasoning I've ever read. "Charge people $50 and people with think that for some reason you're worth it"? My advice is charge what you feel is fair and if after a few songs you don't think you're charging enough raise the price. I went from $25 a song to $250 within about a year and a half. I just let every band that recorded know that the current rates were always subject to change and would likely go up and nobody ever had a problem with it. |
Dude, preceived value is just that - preceived value. If you're charging 250 per song you need to find another business or call it a hobby. End of story. You can't afford these kinds of toys charging $250 per song. Sorry to be so harsh, but that's reality. If your trash guy is making 3X's as much as you are, you can't really call it a business.