How Much Should You Charge?

As a podcast manager, you will be excited about managing other people’s podcasts and helping them turn their passion and skills into a successful podcast. But to be a successful podcast manager, you'll need to grow a profitable business. And one aspect of this is working out how much you should charge for your services.

So here we look at how you can work out your rates for podcast management.

1. What Will You Offer?

The first aspect to look at is what you offer potential clients. This can be your expertise, such as organizational skills or marketing support. Have a clear idea of what services your clients can expect from you. You should also consider your level of experience as well.

2. How Will You Charge?

Will you offer your services as a package of activities or charge by the hour? This will help you decide how much you want to charge. If you are going to charge by the hour, we recommend you use some time management software to keep track of your completed tasks.

3. Work out how Much You Want to Earn

You want to be growing your business but a good starting point is to work out how much you would like to earn per hour or client. Don't forget to make sure you cover your expenses in your calculations.

4. Research Your Competitors

Take a look at what your competitors are charging. You don't want to make this a definitive way of planning how much you charge but it’s important to ensure you are priced competitively.

5. Remain Current

Make sure your pricing strategy remains up-to-date and current and still fits in with your competitors, your experience, and your lifestyle.

FAQs: How Much Should Charge?

How Much Should You Charge for Podcast Management?

This depends on the services you plan to offer, how much you want to earn, your expertise and many other aspects.

Where Do I Find Experts to Support My Clients?

Networking is a great way to find experts you can recommend to your clients to help them produce a high-quality and professional podcast.

How Do I Demonstrate My Skills?

You can advertise podcast clients you currently work with and showcase your expertise.

Final Word: How Much Should You Charge?

When you start a business as a podcast manager, it’s an exciting time to help clients achieve their podcast dreams. When deciding how much to charge, continue your skill set, you don't have to be able to do everything. Then consider how much you would like to earn and consider your expenses. Think about how you will support your clients, will you charge by the hour or as a package price? You should also research current pricing strategies, as well, as this will help you decide where you should pitch yourself. Finally, ensure you keep your pricing structure current.

The Podcast Management Academy is a comprehensive program covering the fundamental elements needed to start attracting clients and selling your services as a podcast manager. You will learn tactical skills, strategy and mindset hacks to achieve your ideal lifestyle of freedom and balance while working from home. The Podcast Management Academy adds value and credibility to your business and enables you to charge higher rates, positioning you for success.