The Practitioner Who Waited Five Years to Raise Rates and What It Cost
The practitioner in this story is a composite illustration — a character drawn from common patterns experienced by practitioners who raise rates. She is…
Pricing your work fairly. Charging what it’s worth.
The practitioner in this story is a composite illustration — a character drawn from common patterns experienced by practitioners who raise rates. She is…
The practitioner in this story is a composite illustration — a character drawn from common patterns experienced by practitioners who raise rates. She is…
The practitioner in this story is a composite illustration — a character drawn from common patterns experienced by practitioners who raise rates. He is…
The practitioner in this story is a composite illustration — a character drawn from common patterns experienced by practitioners who raise rates. She is…
Rate sensitivity is the degree to which a client population responds to price changes. A highly rate-sensitive client population experiences significant attrition when rates…
Financial sustainability for a practice means the practice generates enough income, consistently enough, to support the practitioner’s life and work — without requiring an…
The last mile of a rate increase is the period immediately after the announcement, during which the practitioner must hold the new rate through…
A pricing strategy is the external framework a practitioner uses to set and communicate their rates — whether to use hourly or package pricing,…
The investment level of a client is the financial amount they pay for the practitioner’s work. It is not the same as the practitioner’s…
Undercharging is the persistent gap between what a practitioner charges and what the value of their work actually warrants. It is not a single…