Pricing Options: How Podcast Editors Charge for their Services
How do you charge for your service as a Podcast Editor?
Most charge a flat rate per episode or monthly retainer, but how do you come up with those rate?
And how do you know it's earning you more than a part-time job a McDonald's?
Learn from top podcast editors as they reveal their proven pricing strategies, helping you optimize your income and building a sustainable business!
Key moments:
- Charging by the Length of the Raw Recording
- Flat Fees vs. Length-Based Pricing
- Exploring Monthly Retainers
- Invoicing Strategies
- Rolling over "Credits"
- Understanding Value-Based Pricing
- Steve Stewart's Post-production Tips
Resources mentioned in the show:
- "Are You Charging Enough" spreadsheet in the Podcast Editor Academy
Our Panelists:
Chad Parizman
Heather Wester
Sarah Decker
Darrell Darnell
Take Action!
- Evaluate your current pricing model. Does it accurately reflect your time and value? Explore alternative options to boost profitability and client satisfaction.
- Get answers and support from the Podcast Editor Academy
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Coaching Moment:
A better way to download all the mp3s from a podcast's RSS feed.
This comes in handy for making copies for offline storage of a new client who never kept their files, or you need to edit out baked-in ads when migrating a client to a service with dynamic insertion.
I hope this helps!
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