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Are you a WordPress professional who struggles with the pricing of your products and services? Then this show is for you!
On "Pricing WordPress" we'll be exploring the art and science of pricing. Digging into different pricing models and exploring their benefits and pitfalls.
In this episode, I discuss why I've started the podcast, outline the plans for the show, cover the types of topics that we'll discuss, and more. It's a taster of what's to come.
On "Pricing WordPress" we'll be exploring the art and science of pricing. Digging into different pricing models and exploring their benefits and pitfalls.
In this episode, I discuss why I've started the podcast, outline the plans for the show, cover the types of topics that we'll discuss, and more. It's a taster of what's to come.
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If you haven’t heard part 1 yet, I recommend that you start there as Jonathan gives a great introduction to value based pricing and why he realised that hourly billing was crazy.(Click here for part 1)In part 2 we discuss:
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In this episode, I talk to Ben Gillbanks (aka @binarymoon) from prothemedesign.com.We discuss how Ben got into premium theme development early on, how the marketplace has changed over time and how he has survived in a saturated market.Ben prices his themes on the higher end of the spectrum and he e…
Jonathan is a former software developer who is now on a mission to rid the world of hourly billing. He is the author of Hourly Billing Is Nuts, the host of the ‘Ditching Hourly’ podcast, and writes a daily newsletter on pricing for independent professionals - which I subscribe to and really look fo…
Ross runs Oikos, a web development and technology consultancy for charities, communities and small businesses, and he is an active member of the WordPress community. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Ross at WordCamp London but most of our interaction has been online through Twitter, Slack and video…
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