100 Ways to Charge What You're Worth (Issue 39)

Ten chapters, a hundred ways, and the one sentence you'll actually say out loud. This is the complete pricing strategy — the psychology behind undercharging, the numbers behind a real rate, the words for the conversation itself, and how to raise your prices without over-explaining. Three bonus chapters follow: pricing by business model, a working day-rate and product calculator, and six ready-to-send templates. 100 practical ways · 10 chapters · 1 pricing calculator · 6 ready-to-send templates · 1 repeatable system. Work through it one chapter at a time, and come out the other side with a price you can say without flinching. Free for a limited time — no payment, no card details. See the full chapter list What’s Inside Ten chapters and three bonuses. Here’s what’s inside. Why Women Undercharge The Cost of Free Know Your Numbers Value vs Time The Pricing Ladder Reading the Market The Conversation Itself Handling “That’s Too Expensive” Packages Over Discounts When and How to Raise Prices Bonus: Pricing for Different Models Bonus: Your Pricing Worksheet — the calculator Bonus: Templates — quotes, increases and ready-to-send pricing copy No setup tutorials, no logins to remember. Read a chapter, run the quick check, do the day's action — the calculator and templates are built in, not sold separately. This guide is free. Six more like it aren’t — unless you get DWC Unlimited Starter. £5 covers this guide plus six others — media pitching, ad accounts, podcasting, newsletters, customer acquisition and channel strategy — permanent access, one payment, no subscription. Get it free. Work through it, one chapter and one action at a time. Set the price, and use it. Your access link lands in your inbox the moment you check out. If it isn’t there within a few minutes, check spam or junk — and message us if you’re still stuck. We’ll sort it.