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Choose a title that reflects your price point is to choose a title that reflects your price point because it's the first thing people are gonna see about you, right? Is what you call yourself. And if you call yourself something that communicates low ticket, and if you call yourself something that communicates low ticket, they're gonna expect low ticket. I'm in this position now where I've been freelancing for eight years, I've worked in marketing for eight years. I took a one year break and now I'm coming back into it and the title I used to have just doesn't reflect my quality of work anymore. Does not reflect my price tag. So what do I choose now? Used to be social media manager, then I was social media strategist. And now a lot of my work is data analysing, campaign creation, working with creators, figuring out how to grow a company. So I sat with this for like a week, went through different titles and finally landed on Growth Director. No small business or content creator that sees the word the words Growth Director that's gonna be a bargain, cause it's not. And this is like the perfect container for all of the services and packages that follow. So when you're thinking about your title, ask yourself, does it reflect the amount I want to get paid? If not, adjust accordingly. And this also does work in the reverse, right? You don't wanna be like, I wouldn't wanna be called a growth director in my first four years, that would have set the wrong expectations of what I knew how to do and how much I cost. Costed how much I was going to cost. Choose carefully.