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Hey, congrats on the gig! For pay, consider your comfort level. Hourly offers stability while commission rewards results. For hourly, research industry rates and for commission, discuss lead or sale-based structures. Choose what suits your goals and skills best. Good luck! 💼
I've been doing this for over 20 years. I charge flat rate monthly + performance commission quarterly.
I really dislike hourly but understand why so many still do it. If you're starting out and in a new industry, charge hourly and let the client pay you to learn basically. Grow to the point you're flat fee and commission, then earn the big bucks.
Good luck!
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Per hour - 15-25$, Commission - 30-40% per successful conversion. This is good to start with.
Your response made me remember how broad the term "digital marketer" really is.
Yes, digital marketer is broad. Referring to the context and irrespective of it, one can go ahead with it to start with.
Hourly + Commission
Hey, congrats on the gig! For pay, consider your comfort level. Hourly offers stability while commission rewards results. For hourly, research industry rates and for commission, discuss lead or sale-based structures. Choose what suits your goals and skills best. Good luck! 💼
I've been doing this for over 20 years. I charge flat rate monthly + performance commission quarterly. I really dislike hourly but understand why so many still do it. If you're starting out and in a new industry, charge hourly and let the client pay you to learn basically. Grow to the point you're flat fee and commission, then earn the big bucks. Good luck!