lmao Thank you for talking more Seyi! Finally!

loooool they usually have ulterior motives at the end of the day!

Hmm Seyi said this once on twitter, about some jobs being for cashflow and while others being portfolio jobs! Only that cashflow jobs are convoluted somehow too, especially if you've set this standard for yourself as a designer.

I think what I suffer from the most is the fear of losing a client to charging too much, I have this fear the client will relegate what I've done to it just being "graphics" like you guys said in the previous podcasts. At the same time, I also feel like what I've done isn't worth what I charged (In the case, I charged a lot). It disturbs me a lot. Anyway, thank you so much for this podcast guys, really looked forward to this one. Dami, if you have the time, can you do a podcast on what it means to be an "Art Director", what that role really means in a design studio. Thank you so much guys! Love you both!

Ohh, lest I forget, you also need to consider revisions when charging, sometimes, you might get a job that puts you in this infinite loop of making revisions to your work, I think one should consider that when charging too cause you don't want to charge well and get caught up in revisions. It might help to come up with a contract between you and the client upfront on how many revisions they can make

Hey Seyi, found that pricing website yet?

This was entertaining to listen to, thanks for sharing your experiences

Charging Factors - E005

The ramblings of the partners at Dá Design Studio. A Brand Identity Design Studio, based in Lagos, Nigeria.

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