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2mo ago
inDropped $80 on a project timeline plugin and it saved me 3 hours a week
What plugin is she using, I've been looking for something that auto-fills those actual hours without making me dig through a dozen menus every time?
2mo ago
inUsed to hand-write every invoice on paper, now I just use a free template I found on Google Docs after losing a $400 payment last June
Ngl, at that point I'd just start writing in cuneiform.
3mo ago
inMy first freelance logo gig went from $50 to $500 in 6 months, here's what changed
Hey man that's awesome, seriously. That PDF thing is such a simple move but it totally changes the game. I had a similar thing happen with my pricing when I started putting together a real looking portfolio instead of just sending a link to my Instagram. People stop treating you like a hobbyist once you show them you actually understand the whole process from start to finish.
3mo ago
inPSA: My $250 dryer repair turned into $700 when the tech broke the control board
Honestly, I get why it feels like a rip-off but $250 for a dryer repair was probably never realistic to begin with. Most service calls include a trip charge and diagnostic fee that runs $80 to $150, so if they found a bad motor or control board, parts alone can hit $300 or more. Ngl, the 30 minute fix and full hour billing sucks, but a lot of companies do that flat rate labor thing to cover drive time and overhead. Tbh, if the dryer is fixed and running now, $700 might be high but it's not out of line with what most shops charge once you factor in the actual repair.