Design Fees

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Not Sure How to Charge for Design? Try this Business Model

Rethink your concept of design fees to protect your intellectual property and... More

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Worth It: Increasing the Feasibility Fee Better Covers Design Costs

For one Indiana remodeler, clients are willing to pay $1,000 to $1,500 to see if their project is feasible. More

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Sales Alchemy: Getting Prospects off the Dime

Several remodelers offer suggestions such as offering bath packages, using seminars to sell, and offering financing to help prospects make the decision to remodel. More

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Retracting the Retainer

In response to the price-shopping, budget conscious consumers in its market, one remodeling company temporarily stops charging design fees to remain competitive. More

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If I Had a Camera: How to Hire an Architectural Photographer

A high-resolution point-and-shoot camera doesn't make you a photographer any more than your client's socket set makes them a remodeler. Hire a pro to capture your hard work in high-end photography. More

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Busines How-To: Paper or Plastic? Accepting Credit Card Payments

Should your business accept credit cards or not? More

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Drawing Investments: Benefits of Having Architectural Drawings Created as Part of the Sales Process

A New Jersey remodeling company wins more bids by investing in architectural drawings during the sales stage. More

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Have I Got a Guy for You: Referral Programs

Don't be afraid to ask for referrals or pay referral fees. More

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Sales School 101: Defending Your Markup

Homeowners know they can find any remodeling component online for less than you need to charge to cover your overhead. Sales expert Michael Lee explains how to sell your added value. More

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Lead-Generation Services: Make Me a Match

Many full-service and design/build remodelers are inclined to try lead providers ó once. More

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