In my previous article, we started looking at communicating your value to prospective clients and that in order to do this, you need to reflect both the value of your service and their pain back to them. So in this article, we’ll continue looking at ways to communicate your value. Once you’ve found out what […]
How to Charge What You’re Worth and Get It for Accountants and Lawyers : Part 3 of 6 – Communicating Your Value
In my previous two articles, I looked at the understanding your value part of my formula (UV + CV + CA = CW) for charging what you’re worth. So now let’s take a look at communicating the value to your prospective clients; the CV part of the equation. I have a sneaky feeling that this […]
All the Best Coaches Have Experienced Hard Times Part II Warts and All
About 3 weeks ago, on 6 September 2014,I decided to dip my toes in the water by putting a post on Linked In of a more personal nature (All the Best Coaches have Experienced Hard Times) and, to my utter surprise and delight, was immediately rewarded with 477 views in just 24 hours. There were […]
How to Charge What You’re Worth and Get It for Accountants and Lawyers: Part 2 of 6 – Understanding Your Value (continued)
In the previous article, I wrote about the importance of understanding your value to enable you to charge what you’re worth and focussed on your expertise. In this article, I’ll discuss the two other key aspects of understanding your value which are the client’s need and your general self-worth. Because you don’t really understand your […]
How to Charge What You’re Worth and Get It for Accountants and Lawyers: Part 1 of 6 – Understanding Your Value
Ask yourself the following question: Would I like to earn an additional £10k, £20k, or £30k in the next 12 months without having to necessarily get more clients? If the answer is yes, then read on. With a sinking feeling, David checked his billings for the past month compared with his colleagues and wondered if […]
All the Best Coaches have Experienced Hard Times – My Personal Story
In July 1999, I declared out loud in the middle of an open-plan office where I worked, that I would be out of the Company by the end of the year. I hated my job with a passion! There was no hesitation, no doubt. But how I would do this, I did not […]
What Every Accountant Needs to Know about Charging for Time or on Value
Accountants – are you charging for time or on value? Traditionally you have charged for your services on a time basis with an hourly charge out rate and recorded your time in units. For example, some of my clients record in units of 5 minutes. As far as compliance work is concerned, this is probably […]
Price Versus Value – Which one are you Focussing on?
I’ve recently been reflecting on the subject of price versus value in relation to my own life. Of course, we all like to get something for nothing or a real bargain; we wouldn’t be human otherwise. (Just look at what happens in the retail industry during the sales. People have been known to queue up […]
Are you Giving Away too much Expertise Without Charging?
Are you giving away too much of your valuable expertise without charging? You worry that saying no or asking for payment will mean losing a client. You are not alone, many professional services people I meet fall into this trap and it’s costing you more than just the fees. There could be a number of […]
Have you been “Inspired” to charge what you’re worth yet?
It was a pleasure to be asked to deliver a 45-minute interactive session at Inspire’s (http://www.inspireaccountants.co.uk/) Business Forum on Tuesday, 29th April at the Hallmark Hotel in Bournemouth. There were 60 business professionals all eager to discover how to charge what you’re worth and get it. Lots of great feedback and everyone said it was very motivating, […]
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