Pricing for prints
Posted 28/11/2013 - 22:44
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Will you be printing them yourself on a home printer or getting them done professionally Maria?
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David
Regards
David
Posted 28/11/2013 - 22:46
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I've given up with my printer David so yes i would be getting them professionally done
Posted 28/11/2013 - 22:49 - Helpful Comment
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Tenner a pop for an A4 print on decent fine art paper, printed with proper lightfast pigment ink. £15 for A3. Those are just strictly friends and family prices. I have some on sale in a local shop, A3 in a simple clip frame just for transportation purposes and the go for £19.99
One day you'll find, 10yrs have got behind you.
Posted 28/11/2013 - 22:54
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Thanks Daz that gives me a rough idea, it is mainly for friends and friends of friends, i couldn't charge family( well not yet anyway)
Posted 28/11/2013 - 23:41 - Helpful Comment
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I charged £16 for an A4 and £35 for a 30inx20in this past couple of weeks. These are mates rates though, I would charge more to a website customer
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Posted 29/11/2013 - 08:14 - Helpful Comment
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bettyswolloks wrote:
Tenner a pop for an A4 print on decent fine art paper, printed with proper lightfast pigment ink. £15 for A3. Those are just strictly friends and family prices. I have some on sale in a local shop, A3 in a simple clip frame just for transportation purposes and the go for £19.99
Hi Daz,Tenner a pop for an A4 print on decent fine art paper, printed with proper lightfast pigment ink. £15 for A3. Those are just strictly friends and family prices. I have some on sale in a local shop, A3 in a simple clip frame just for transportation purposes and the go for £19.99
OK for mates rates, but if delving into the world of tax and NI, paying shops a commission, and printing costs - how much is your time worth?
Posted 29/11/2013 - 10:58
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Blythman wrote:
OK for mates rates, but if delving into the world of tax and NI, paying shops a commission, and printing costs - how much is your time worth?
I don't know how much My/Our time is worth, that's a hard one isn't it, but I wouldn't want anyone making more money off a print than I do, I would have to add all the overheads together and add that, so the commission tax and ni et etc etc will be added, and then the biggest chunk again, so if the commission is the biggest chunk I would add that again as my profit I suppose. Does that make sense?bettyswolloks wrote:
Tenner a pop for an A4 print on decent fine art paper, printed with proper lightfast pigment ink. £15 for A3. Those are just strictly friends and family prices. I have some on sale in a local shop, A3 in a simple clip frame just for transportation purposes and the go for £19.99
Hi Daz,Tenner a pop for an A4 print on decent fine art paper, printed with proper lightfast pigment ink. £15 for A3. Those are just strictly friends and family prices. I have some on sale in a local shop, A3 in a simple clip frame just for transportation purposes and the go for £19.99
OK for mates rates, but if delving into the world of tax and NI, paying shops a commission, and printing costs - how much is your time worth?
But the honest answer is I don't know Pal!
One day you'll find, 10yrs have got behind you.
Posted 29/11/2013 - 14:42
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Blythman wrote:
OK for mates rates, but if delving into the world of tax and NI, paying shops a commission, and printing costs - how much is your time worth?
Something to think about then?
bettyswolloks wrote:
Tenner a pop for an A4 print on decent fine art paper, printed with proper lightfast pigment ink. £15 for A3. Those are just strictly friends and family prices. I have some on sale in a local shop, A3 in a simple clip frame just for transportation purposes and the go for £19.99
Hi Daz,Tenner a pop for an A4 print on decent fine art paper, printed with proper lightfast pigment ink. £15 for A3. Those are just strictly friends and family prices. I have some on sale in a local shop, A3 in a simple clip frame just for transportation purposes and the go for £19.99
OK for mates rates, but if delving into the world of tax and NI, paying shops a commission, and printing costs - how much is your time worth?
Posted 29/11/2013 - 14:43
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sandinista wrote:
I charged £16 for an A4 and £35 for a 30inx20in this past couple of weeks. These are mates rates though, I would charge more to a website customer
Thanks Jim
I charged £16 for an A4 and £35 for a 30inx20in this past couple of weeks. These are mates rates though, I would charge more to a website customer
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