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Tess320
1st of July 2006 (Sat), 02:29
I've been trying to put together a price list for my new dog photography business. I have people waiting for to get started so I do have the demand at the moment.

How is the below for a price list? This is in Aussie dollars.

Economy Package
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Includes:

Photographic session, sitting fee - $150

Includes two 5 x 7 prints

Digital copies of chosen prints only, includes two bonus digital art copies.

All other prints extra

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Basic Package
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$250

Includes sitting fee/session price

four 5 X 7 + four 4 x 6

two 8 x 12

Copy of 10 owner chosen photos provided on CD at
web resolution for personal use including
extra black and white versions + digital art effects.

All other prints extra

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Silver Package

$350

Includes sitting fee/session

eight 5 X 7 + three 4 x 6

three 8 x 12

one 11 x 14

Copy of 15 photos on CD at web resolution for personal use including
extra black and white versions + digital art effects.

All other prints extra

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Gold Package
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$500

Includes sitting fee/session

eight 5 X 7 + three 4 x 6

three 8 x 12

one 11 x 14

one 16 x 24 framed

Copy of 20 photos on CD at web resolution for personal use including
extra black and white versions + digital art effects.

Additional prints at 30% off.

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Luxury Package

$750

Full session included on CD at web resolution for personal use including
extra black and white versions + digital art effects for some photos.

ten 5 X 7 and seven 8 x 12

two 11 x 14

one 16 x 24 framed

Includes photo album

free advertising for breeding/show dogs

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Any problems with this?

Around my area, the average sitting fee is between $75/150. The prints are usually more than I have charged above.

Really appreciate any thoughts.

Nat

dsze
3rd of July 2006 (Mon), 01:06
I think it completely depends on your market, the clientele you intend to cater to and obviously your talent & skill not only as a photographer but also a 'people person.' Yours is a hard question to answer.

Photodawg1
3rd of July 2006 (Mon), 10:24
Nat,
I too am trying to get my price list together. I feel you are definitely talented enough to charge as much as your region/market can pay. I had a friend take pictures of me and my Rhoo a couple of years ago, and he just gave me the CD, which is really all I wanted. Not many people want a pic of either me or my dog, so I wouldn't be interested in a big package, but would be interested in a large print and would gladly pay for a cd with all images. Good luck with your price list and let us know what you decide on. Another thought, perhaps poll some of your potential clients how they would ideally want them. I know alot of people say don't give them the cd, but I feel if that's what people want, give it to them, but charge accordingly.