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What you give is what you get

What you give is what you get For example advertising; when you make an offer with discount you gain prospects who aim for discount. Did you had an example like this? Would you like to have alternatives? Simply contact us and let’s brand something new.

Cheap Website? Searching a cheap website?

Searching a cheap website? Are you looking for a cheap website?Why? Why are you searching for a cheap website? Do you have a cheap business?Exactly, no! I already had in mind, so why to search for a cheap website? € 200,- and a Red Bull If you search for a cheap website probably you can…
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Hourly rate = Hourly rate

Hourly rate = Hourly rate One pitfall is to start skimping on your hourly rate. Clients will sometimes make an offer that you can win more assignments from them if you lower your hourly rate. Of course, you are always free to do this, but keep in mind that once you have agreed on a…
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How much money do you want to make?

How much money do you want to make? If you have found out what your expenses are, you also know how much money you will have to earn at least to be able to make ends meet. In other words: what amount do you want to have left over at the end of the month?…
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What are your expenses?

What are your expenses? It is important to map out all your expenses. That way you know exactly what you spend on business (or will spend in the future). Types of expense items To know the minimum amount you need to earn, it is best to first list all your annual expenses. In this overview…
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How many hours are you able to work?

How many hours are you willing (and able) to work? Based on an average (full-time) working year, you will have 260 working days. On these days you sometimes have to update the administration or travel the necessary distance by car or train. These are activities that you cannot simply pass on to customers or clients.…
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What is an appropriate hourly rate for me?

Calculate your hourly rate Suppose your expenses are annual: € 25,000. You want to be able to cover those anyway.You would like to make at least € 2,000 net profit per month. Annually, this is € 24,000. Add income tax and various deductions (about 35%). So you arrive at a desired gross profit of €…
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