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#150: Why You Need to Put Pricing On Your Website

We’re talking about the latest drama on Threads. This isn’t a new conversation, but it’s come up again, so I wanted to discuss it too. The topic is whether you should or shouldn’t have pricing on your website.

I firmly believe you should put your pricing on your website! And in this episode, I want to talk about why.

00:46 Pricing on Your Website?

01:35 The Importance of Transparency in Business

03:24 Custom Pricing and Client Investment

04:59 Package Differentiators and Client Selection

08:12 The Role of Personal Branding in Sales

10:06 Masterclass and Rebrand Program Details

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Join Rebrand: Doors open February 5 to my 12-month branding program that takes you from a photographer-who-shoots-brand-photography to a Booked Out Brand Photographer in just 90 days. Bonuses include a 1:1 pricing profit call for the first 10 sign ups, and a ShowIt website template for the first 15 sign ups.

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