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As a follow up to the thread in the logo section called Design Too Cheap I'd like to post a link to an article which makes for very good reading.
Its an American article but it is very much relevant to creative types all over the world. I would urge anyone who is charging very low rates for their creative services to read this article and then look again at their pricing structure :) It is a large article, but please take the time to read it. You will be glad you did: Educate Lowballers and Stop Lowballing by Leslie Burns-Dell'Acqua Last edited by Pixels Ink; 03-19-2009 at 06:14 PM. Reason: to fix a typo in the title! |
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Not looked at the article yet (looks good and intensive from a quick glance).
It's appalling that both designers and receiving businesses look at quoting/demanding silly low prices, there are costs to running a business and those costs are not met by trying to outbid each other for 1 or so dollar projects. It does no credit to the industry which is already saturated. |
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