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@vabynura

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Why it worked

The video challenges a common perception about service pricing by reframing the value proposition from an hourly rate to the tangible outcomes and expertise provided, resonating with both service providers and clients.

Summary

The creator discusses their hourly rate as a virtual assistant and addresses the common misconception that they charge too much. They explain that clients pay for their experience, expertise, and problem-solving skills, which ultimately save them time and make them more money.

Structure

1States hourly rate as a virtual assistant
2Addresses criticism of charging too much
3Explains what clients actually pay for (experience, expertise, problem-solving)
4Highlights the value provided (saving time, making money)
5Discusses confidence and experience in pricing

On-screen text

I charge £50 an hour as a virtual assistant to send some emails from home and every time people say to me you charge too much but the funny thing is nobody actually pays me £50 an hour to send some emails what do they pay me for for my experience they pay me for my expertise they pay me for my problem solving to make things as efficiently as possible within their business they're paying me to save them time and most of my clients I get them money as well so they pay me to make them more money started the thought of charging that would have me so terrified but confidence comes with experience you get at doing what you do the less they'll think about the hourly rate and the more they'll think about the value you provide

Original caption

When you’re creating systems, building an online presence, generating leads and helping businesses grow, don’t be afraid to charge what you’re worth. There is demand. The key is being confident in the value you bring. #remotework #WorkFromHome #virtualassistant #busines