Website/Brochure Work

[lucid image]

I have been asked by a small (22 room) independently run inn to

take some pictures of their rooms for website and brochure usage. I

will be shooting digital and giving them a disc with high res files

and letting them have outright usage from there on in, unless, of

course, they need, or want any prints made. My question is what to

charge (lower range, as it is small town, lower market value), how to

display the final product and how to breakdown the charges for

billing. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks

[ellis_vener_photography]

<I>...giving them a disc with high res files and letting them have outright usage from

there

on in, unless, of course, they need, or want any prints made.</I><P>Just curious: outside

of relying on their good intentions, how wll you make sure they come back to you if they

want prints

made?<P>Charge on a daily or project rate, not hourly, and charge for digital capture/

post

processing the same way you would if you were shooting film.

[lucid image]

Just curious, what range are you looking for for day rate and post-processing for a job like this. I am primarily a portrait photographer and pricing for jobs like this is not something I specialize in. I know what I think a job is worth , but I wondered what the market is asking. I need help!

 

Thanks

[digidurst]

Hey Sean, try looking at the pricing tables on the D-65 website (http://www.d-65.com/

photographers.html) or you could investigate this software called 'fotoquote'. Good luck

:-)

 

p.s. Sent you an email about the hot shoe thingie

[mikecat]

I contributed an answer (actually two) to a very similar question last year. Here's the link:<br><br>

<a href="http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=0082pO">http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=0082pO</a>

<br><br>

It's a bit wordy, but I hope it helps.<br>

--Mike