Since I have actually figured out just what it is that I
want to do with my life I have begun to share that information with
others. While most of my family and
friends are familiar with an entertainment publicist and what they do, their
main concern seems to be how do they get paid!
So lets’ talk a little about that for a minute shall we? Publicists can make money a few different
ways. They can charge by the hour, by
retainer, and charge for a flat rate. A
publicist can charge for a number of things, general advice, booking
appearances, promotion, and crisis control.
So you can see why it is important to have rates already figured out and
categorized before I open the business.
I want to make sure I’m charging people the same prices for the same
services. Now if one project is larger
than another or takes longer than pricing with be reviewed on that
situation. Ethics, morals, and being
fair are things all very important to me as far as the reputation I want my
company to be known for. Something new to me were PR packages which I
saw on this site .They charge weekly, monthly, and for single
services, which maybe a great idea for my company starting out until I develop
a fluid client base. While looking at
that site and a few others I was faced with the reality that a great deal of my
clients may not yet have the type of money that I want to charge because of the
fact that most of them will be developing artists the same way I will be a
developing company. So sacrifices and
taking on clients that are not in my ideal client base maybe something else
that I have to look into. I’m open to
that because you never know how that experience will help benefit the company
and I’m always open to gaining more experience.
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