K
Kirby Ball
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So no one in your area can charge more than 99/hour? NIMBY?
Two multi-op companies, one with over 25 years with their foot in the door and the other with around 12 years in the business are at the $100 per hour mark and between these 2 they pretty much have a stranglehold on the market around here. So after just a few years back in the business we're just one dollar an hour behind them, which I don't think is too bad considering we're not even at the 5 year mark.
I know of one single op that has a flat $600 fee for his bookings.
We have a broadcasting group here in town that is ripping the big boys apart as they are able to advertise (and quite heavily) their inhouse ass-hat djs.
No reason to remove your website. What you charge is up to you. I believe you could easily charge twice that in any market if you have the skill set to do so. No offense intended, I just think you are selling yourself short because I believe you have the skills.
Jamie
Offense taken as this thread was not about "how much" is that doggy in the window, but do you put prices on your website. But you decided to steer Tim's very straightforward question into a pricing thread. Tim did not ask us how much we charged, please take a look at the Thread title.
Please don't make assumptions about other people's business unless you know all the facts.
Thank You.