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Originally Posted by Nickless
That's a very interesting position i haven't tought of it that way, just a matter of fixed cost/markup for me since the return can be very relative depending on the client's marketing skills, but i see your point that's not your business but your client's to sell the content, if you know for a fact how much money is on average potentially to be made, makes sense.
now the question is, are your clients ready to pay what your content is worth? or constantly looking for a bargain?
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I think you will find in most markets prices are governed by the worth of the goods. Production costs give you a bottom line.
We have two types of clients, ones who want unsaturated, good and fresh content. They are willing to pay $40 upwards for a set or videos because it's cheaper than exclusive and the results are the same.
And the guys who want to buy on price, anything so long as the price is right. For them we have sets for $2 and I think they get saturated after a year or two.
