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  • Karla Patterson

    May 8, 2009 at 4:07 pm in reply to: Finding a Balance

    Hi Gav,
    I love your suggestions. Many times I’ve done this and the project does run much more smoothly.

    Although….. I love the image of you holding your finger up in the air…. ha ha

    Have a wonderful day!

    Well behaved women rarely make history.
    Karla Patterson
    Video 7 Production Co., Inc.
    http://www.Video7Pro.com

  • Karla Patterson

    May 7, 2009 at 8:38 pm in reply to: Finding a Balance

    Every project is fluid and can expand or contract in size. I include a certain number of hours in my estimate, and bill on actual hours.

    It is also my experience that new ideas come during the work. These ideas are often so good that the customer does not want to trash them. In those cases, it is a matter of re-allocating production time or adding to the cost.

    As a producer, I think that it is important to “manage” the project with the client. I include the name of the person with final approval in my service agreements. This eliminates many of the problems that you listed in #2.

    Have a wonderful day!

    Well behaved women rarely make history.
    Karla Patterson
    Video 7 Production Co., Inc.
    http://www.Video7Pro.com

  • Karla Patterson

    May 7, 2009 at 7:43 pm in reply to: Marketing Resources

    Hi Douglas, I am looking for the same thing. It seems like I have reached a limit on the sales levels and project levels that I can get myself.

    Next week I begin a business coaching program. I’m also looking into companies that provide qualified leads. They do a large part of the selling.

    In addition to the normal networking, I’m hoping that these 2 tactics pay off.

    Have a wonderful day!

    Well behaved women rarely make history.
    Karla Patterson
    Video 7 Production Co., Inc.
    http://www.Video7Pro.com

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