“Charge what you’re worth” is meant to empower solopreneurs, but it often causes them to undercharge or overcharge. Stick with this video if you want to learn the key to charging the RIGHT AMOUNT.

This saying is thrown around the internet a lot but I couldn’t disagree more. Here are three reasons why:

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Your ideal client doesn't really care what YOU are worth. They care about the transformation your service provides, and what THAT is worth.

So if you get a lot of clients saying you're too expensive, take a look at your marketing message: are you speaking about the service itself, the deliverables, your years of experience, where you studied etc?

OR are you focusing on talking about the transformation your service creates for your client?⁠

Will your service help them get more sales?

More subscribers?

Those are examples of external transformations.

Internal: How does your client feel now compared to how theyll feel after your service? For example, they may fee

How will your service get them from where they are to where they want to be?

The more you can emphasize just how your client’s lives or businesses or whatever will transform after they work with you, the higher they will value your service. Because they’re not really buying a service from you. They’re investing in a transformation.