Comments on: Business of the Web Part 1 : $10 an hour vs. $100 an hour rates http://www.amberweinberg.com/business-of-the-web-part-1-10-an-hour-vs-100-an-hour-rates/ Design, Development and Freelance Articles and Tutorials Mon, 06 Feb 2012 21:01:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: How To Start Your Freelance Business – And Not Fail :: Freelance XHTML, CSS and WordPress Developer Amber Weinberg :: Nashville, TNhttp://www.amberweinberg.com/business-of-the-web-part-1-10-an-hour-vs-100-an-hour-rates/#comment-1770 How To Start Your Freelance Business – And Not Fail :: Freelance XHTML, CSS and WordPress Developer Amber Weinberg :: Nashville, TN Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:04:38 +0000 http://www.amberweinberg.com/blog/?p=10#comment-1770 [...] written several freelance articles on how to find clients, how to set your rates and dealing with clients, but I’ve never really written a comprehensive how to, so I’d [...] [...] written several freelance articles on how to find clients, how to set your rates and dealing with clients, but I’ve never really written a comprehensive how to, so I’d [...]

]]> By: Amberhttp://www.amberweinberg.com/business-of-the-web-part-1-10-an-hour-vs-100-an-hour-rates/#comment-4 Amber Wed, 16 Sep 2009 23:49:42 +0000 http://www.amberweinberg.com/blog/?p=10#comment-4 Ah very very true there are always exceptions to the rule, however they are of course, exceptions.In the business of the web, you should never really trust anyone working for $10 an hour. If their services we're as good as they were making them up to be, they'd charge at least $30 or more because that's what the market bears them to be. Lazy Man, when fighting MonaVie please don't hire a lawyer for $10 an hour! LOL ;) Keep me up to date with how that goes. Ah very very true there are always exceptions to the rule, however they are of course, exceptions.

In the business of the web, you should never really trust anyone working for $10 an hour. If their services we’re as good as they were making them up to be, they’d charge at least $30 or more because that’s what the market bears them to be. Lazy Man, when fighting MonaVie please don’t hire a lawyer for $10 an hour! LOL ;) Keep me up to date with how that goes.

]]> By: Lazy Man and Moneyhttp://www.amberweinberg.com/business-of-the-web-part-1-10-an-hour-vs-100-an-hour-rates/#comment-3 Lazy Man and Money Wed, 16 Sep 2009 23:44:34 +0000 http://www.amberweinberg.com/blog/?p=10#comment-3 There are always exceptions to the "you get what you pay for" rule. For instance some $10 bottles of wine are high rated than $50 bottles of wine.I also know a juice company (MonaVie) that uses the "you get what you pay for" theory to charge a lot for a poor product (because not many people know how to evaluate the product). There are always exceptions to the “you get what you pay for” rule. For instance some $10 bottles of wine are high rated than $50 bottles of wine.

I also know a juice company (MonaVie) that uses the “you get what you pay for” theory to charge a lot for a poor product (because not many people know how to evaluate the product).

]]> By: John Overallhttp://www.amberweinberg.com/business-of-the-web-part-1-10-an-hour-vs-100-an-hour-rates/#comment-2 John Overall Mon, 14 Sep 2009 21:35:29 +0000 http://www.amberweinberg.com/blog/?p=10#comment-2 I like this post very much found it from your twitter. I am always glad to see someone else aside from me trying to tell people about the difference between low cost design people vs higher Value ones.John Overall www.FireDragonHosting.com I like this post very much found it from your twitter. I am always glad to see someone else aside from me trying to tell people about the difference between low cost design people vs higher Value ones.

John Overall
http://www.FireDragonHosting.com

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