How can you price your consulting services to earn more?

Make It Interactive: The human brain is 90% emotional and 10% rational. Most people create offerings around knowledge sharing which has low retention. To appeal to the emotional brain, you have to invoke emotions through experiences. As a ratio, aim for 60% of the time being experiential and interactive. Be consistent with this formula and the word will spread. Raising prices is a marathon not a sprint.

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Don’t sell offers, sell transformations. What kind of identity shift will your coachees experience? And what kind of breakthroughs will be expected? The more experience and expertise you have, and the less time this unique transformation experience will take, the more you can charge.

MettaWings’ Pricing Strategy for Consultants ?? Value Your Impact Know the unique change you bring. ?? Select Pricing Model Align your fees with your value. ?? Market Insight Price competitively with integrity. ?? Adjust Rates Wisely Evolve your pricing as you grow. ?? Negotiate Fairly Find balance in client relationships. ?? Transparent Communication Honesty in pricing builds trust. Embrace these steps to price your services in a way that reflects MettaWings’ values and helps you earn what you’re worth.

Creating compelling packages can be a great way to offer services with a value based price. Define what problem you help solve, and create a list of all the things you do to do that. Then, think about the value that is created for the client, either in revenue or savings. That value is the basis for your package. Bonus points if you're willing to include a guarantee. "Productizing" your services this way keeps you away from hourly rates, you define the scope, and you can perfect the package over time.

Programms und packages with a dedicated transformation outcome is a wonderful way to create value and attract highly committed clients. As example: My VIP packages include 1.5 h coachings, every two weeks, Miro board access and documentation, video recording, weekly check ins via chat and emergency calls. Also additional meditations and video training.

Pricing isn't as simple as looking at what others in the market are doing, what your clients or prospects say they're willing or able to pay. It's a complex issue that brings up a range of psychological and cultural issues for the coach and the client. Pricing is based on value proposition (including perceived value), niche, delivery method, brand, location, who you work with, how much you want to be compensated, and other factors. You can look at your pricing from the vantage point of who you want to work with, what they will pay, and see how that correlates to what you want to be paid. Or, you can decide what you want to be compensated and find the market that can afford that. Packaging, marketing, branding, also play a role in price.

Discussing the fees are the early steps in the coaching process, and the beginning of the coaching relationship. The way you handle these discussions, contributes to the the success or failure of the coaching that follows. Negotiating fees is a place where issues of the the coach and the client are often triggered. It's important for the coach to be aware that these discussions are about more than finances and schedule. Underlying the conversation are their personal and business history, issues of self-worth, and the power and relationship dynamics of each of them. From this deeper understanding, the coach can make the best decisions about where to adapt – and where not to – and show clients that you are the person they need to work with.

One key thing that has helped me in negotiations is to consider it as a mirrored process of give and take. If the client wants to pay less, they are taking something off their end of the table. In that case, you adjust the scope down. If they want more work to be included, they are adding to your part of the table, and the fee should also increase. This allows you to match the budget and wishes of the client, without having to compromise the value you know you bring.

Really helpful is to have 3 offers. Like a ladder with different provinces and outcome. That way the client can choose which intensity-outcome-value they prefer.

This article has summarised relevant points well.Adding to the list- Rather than focusing on increasing rates,it's important to focus on improving our average pricing. Availability of diverse price ranges can help you get clients from diverse backgrounds and also help you gain experience with different kinds of challenges.