“I charged $397 a month for my websites… It’s easier for someone to dish out $250 a month versus a $3,000 check plus monthly payments.”

Freelance to Founder · Pressure to Be a Marketer?

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Charge clients a monthly fee of $397 for website design instead of an upfront lump sum

$397 per month

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