Know Your Worth! (How Much MONEY You Can Get from Sponsors)
January 6, 2020
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One of the most asked questions I get is how to price yourself as an influencer? How do you know what you're worth if you create content? How do you know how much to charge sponsors?
This is a technical video explaining the strategy behind pricing yourself as an influencer. The objective of the video is for you to understand how to put a price on your work, how to know your value to a sponsor, and how to do this based on how many viewers you stream to, or how large your videos are on Youtube.
This strategy is mostly for content creators, but can be applied to small business owners as well. If you create content, this video will set you up on how to value yourself as a content creator. If you're a small business owner, it'll give you an idea of how to set up rate cards, and how to place yourself in the current business climate.
I've been asked how to learn how much money you can get from sponsors so I hope this helps!
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