AM I REALLY WORTH THAT?

What should I charge? This question plagues creative practitioners and arts no matter what industry. There are answers, but they are fascinating and complicated.

Working out what to charge for creative products and services can be a colossal challenge. Where to even start? What’s It Worth? is a practical workshop that covers the basics of figuring out the price point for creative work, including calculating costs and understanding the marketplace what to charge for creative products and services.

What’s It Worth? is vital for any creative struggling to understand the value of their own work, and how to share that value with others. It’s a fun and relaxed workshop that explores a variety of practical options for pricing, specifically designed for artists, makers and creatives. With a specific focus on the arts and creative industries, this workshop covers:

The beginnings of the process and working out how much everything costs.
Working out the Unit Cost measurement, and its place to the costing process.
The value of time, and how to measure effectively.
Choosing the right pricing method for your products and services.
Understanding how to evaluate the marketplace with the right kind of research.
The Psychology of Pricing, and how it impacts on what you can charge for your work.

What’s It Worth? is a collaborative workshop and participants will be encouraged to ask questions, share experiences and ideas, make connections and foster peer relationships.

Who is presenting?
The Creative Plus Business facilitators are unique – all creative professionals from a wide range of arts practices who also have training and experience in the world of business and facilitation. All our workshops have been developed inhouse and delivered repeatedly by different presenters to ensure they are consistently practical, educational, entertaining, fun – and suitable for creative learning styles. Your facilitator for this workshop will be confirmed when you book.

Duration?
Two hours with a short break in the middle.

ABOVE IMAGE CREDIT:
Shan Richards
'Song of the Sea'
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