Posted by Anon/CA on 7/25/05 6:24pm
Msg #54564

What is a fair charge for inhouse signings at TC's? n/m

Reply by Kimberly-IN on 7/25/05 11:26pm
Msg #54635

Who's paying you, the TC or a SS?

Reply by Anon/CA on 7/26/05 12:07am
Msg #54654

TC.

Reply by Renee/MI on 7/26/05 4:04am
Msg #54668

There are too many variables for an accurate answer - do they want you for a full day, do they set-up the packages and hand them to you ready to sign, etc. Could be VERY lucrative relationship, so bear the 'marketing' future in mind. Consider what you WOULD make in an average day at this point, not what you COULD make (out of office), and establish yourself with them.

It can be a breeze to sit at their table for a day, having pkgs prepped and handed to you, no faxing/copying/printing/driving/etc. Personally, I'd go with a flat 'day' fee, if you want the relationship.

Reply by Kimberly-IN on 7/26/05 8:33am
Msg #54687

Just so you don't cheat yourself, ask the TC first what they think would be a "fair" fee. They might give you more than what you were thinking.

Reply by LawrenceOK on 7/26/05 9:36am
Msg #54710

With me it depends on if they want my services for the day, 3 or 4 or just one. If it's all day I charge them a reasonable hourly fee, if its just one then I charge a flat fee and if its 3 or 4 I discount my fees for them.

Reply by BrendaTX on 7/26/05 9:50am
Msg #54714

My way is the same as Lawrence's way.

Reply by SarahBeth_CA on 7/26/05 12:09pm
Msg #54762

For Brenda and Lawrence

What do you consider a reasonable hourly fee? If you prefer you can e-mail me.

Reply by BrendaTX on 7/26/05 2:04pm
Msg #54800

I emailed you. n/m

Reply by Dana/CA on 7/26/05 3:33pm
Msg #54825

Brenda, will you email me too? [e-mail address]. Thanks! n/m