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Business Blueprint An iThemes Special Presentation

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Business BlueprintAn iThemes Special Presentation

Is this truly a business for you?

Remember this Number!

350

BackupBuddy - Monetized

$75 - $150 / month

Providing a Backup Service (Piece of Mind Package)

Remove need for additional Dev Servers

Migration System

iThemes Security

iThemes Security - Monetized

$75 - $150 / month

Providing a Security Service (Piece of Mind Package)

Health Checks for the System

Better Control of Users and System Usage

iThemes Exchange

iThemes Exchange - Monetized

$2500+

If anything is going to go wrong with a site, its going to be an ecommerce site. (Murphys Law)

The moment a client says “ecommerce” - you need to be thinking 2x-3x current bid price.

iThemes Sync

iThemes Sync - Monetized

$35 - $75 / month

Monitoring Service (Piece of Mind Package)

Free up your dev time for better efficiency

Organize and prioritize

Mobile - Monetized

$250 - $500

Sometimes the site you build for a client just won’t work right with the responsive design. So, you whip out Mobile to create a mini-site that is served on specific devices.

Other items to monetize

● Frolic - Social Network objects● ThumbsUp - Community Voting● Builder & LoopBuddy● Training Ideas● Stash● Unbranded Tutorials

Twelve Clients a Year

One Time (upcharges) : $350 - $3500 per clientX12 clients

$4,200 - $42,000 MORE***

Residual (monthly) : $75 - $350 per clientx 12 clients = $900 - $4,200 / month

x 12 months = $10,800 - $50,400 MORE

What was that first number

$350

????Taking the low number ideas

$15,000 EXTRA a year

Recap

If for every client (1 client a month) you charge $350 more per bid contract… and $75/month in ongoing fees/maintenance/piece-of-mind packages….You will increase your bottom line by $15,000

So is $350 worth it?

Business as a Freelancer

1. Price your pricing for what YOU need to survive in business… not in response to what you see on Fiverr

2. Don’t undersell yourself. Keep your prices up and instead incentivize the package to close the deal.

Business as a Freelancer

3. Work with the tools that you know. It takes time, money, and energy when you need to learn a new tool. So maximize the long-tail of that investment.

4. Raising your bottom line and making your workflow more efficient will enable the growth of your business.

iThemes Toolkit

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