Re:$15,000 In Income From An EBook, How I Did It
by kanamekun on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @04:18PM
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I just glanced over the URL in your post and it took me a while to figure out your book wasn't called, "Double Your Freelancing Ingrate." :) Too bad too, because I thought the book was about how to gracefully get rid of ungrateful clients and that would actually be a great book too!
Re:$15,000 In Income From An EBook, How I Did It
by nathanbarry on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @05:08PM
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After reading Brennan's book I raised my rate from $100/hr up to $150/hr. When I mentioned my rate to 4 new prospects they didn't seem to notice. It didn't seem expensive at all to them.
Maybe I should raise my rates further...
Re:$15,000 In Income From An EBook, How I Did It
by jiggy2011 on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @05:19PM
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I'm not sure why you need a book to tell you that you can raise you rates if you think that people will pay your higher rates.
Re:$15,000 In Income From An EBook, How I Did It
by nathanbarry on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @06:51PM
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I've thought that I could raise my rates for over a year now. But Brennan's book gave me the drive to actually do it.
Re:$15,000 In Income From An EBook, How I Did It
by gavingmiller on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @04:35PM
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I'll back up Brennan 100% on his claims. I've _successfully_ raised my rates +30/hr after reading his ebook. The advice was relevant, pointed, and easy to implement. The book paid for itself in the first week I owned it.
The books on your bookshelf are meant to improve your lifestyle - they teach you new skills that you can charge for. Some books, however, do that on a higher, more general level.