A short YouTube monologue advising videographers to significantly raise their prices. The speaker argues that charging higher rates enables proper investment in projects, attracts wealthier clients with an abundance mindset, and leads to better work and client relationships.
Stop charging $300 for a video. You're not serving yourself, you're not serving your clients. Ultimately, if you aren't charging the most you possibly can, you're not serving your clients at the highest level. And the reason being is you can't invest properly into that project. If you're charging them 301,000, $2,000, you need to be charging higher ticket. The other reason is those people are easier to sell anyway because they typically have money. They don't have as many limiting beliefs around money, and. And they're operating from a place of abundance as opposed to a place of scarcity. Raise your prices, I promise you, you're gonna attract better clients, you're gonna be able to do better projects. Cause you can actually invest into them, and you'll actually care about them and give a shit about them, and you're gonna get better clients. At the end of the day.
