How To Price Your Work

How To Price Your Work

Rising prices and talk of recession mean that it's more important than ever to price your work carefully - after all, there's no point in winning work if you're not going to make any money from the job. Nobody wants to be a busy fool.

I published this video a  while ago and it's been doing quite well on YouTube.  

Just in case you missed it, here's how I price a landscaping job making sure that I can make enough profit to a) earn a living for myself and b) continue to grow my business.

 

How To Price A Landscaping Job

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  • great video! Some very good advice there

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