John BunnHost
Now, back to the question, should you put your pricing on your website? You might say, John, yes, duh, that's easy.

Brides need to know, grooms need to know how much you're charging or they're just going to walk away.

And if you don't – if all you're looking at is numbers – then you're not the right fit.

And I don't think it's wrong to kind of change where you're at different times in the year.

I've always kept like a starting price on my website until a few years ago whenever I really got into kind of this $15,000 plus range.

And then also when you get to that range, most of the time, like I just got off a call with a planner and she's like, I know that you're pushing the $20,000 range.

And like it probably would have scared off her client if they would have gone to my website and seen that before the planner talked about why it costs that amount.

And so my story has been for the longest time, I would have a starting price on the website.

And then once I got up to the 15 or so thousand dollar range for these wedding films, I started like getting way less inquiries, which is fine.

And so I was cool with having my starting prices, my average price on my contact form right there by the submit button.

Um, And I had an auto emailer that would go immediately after somebody contacted saying, hey, this is automated.

Wanted to make sure you saw my starting prices are 15K and they average between 18 and 22 before we set up a meeting.

Now, back to the question, should you put your pricing on your website? You might say, John, yes, duh, that's easy.

Brides need to know, grooms need to know how much you're charging or they're just going to walk away.

And if you don't – if all you're looking at is numbers – then you're not the right fit.

And I don't think it's wrong to kind of change where you're at different times in the year.

I've always kept like a starting price on my website until a few years ago whenever I really got into kind of this $15,000 plus range.

And then also when you get to that range, most of the time, like I just got off a call with a planner and she's like, I know that you're pushing the $20,000 range.

And like it probably would have scared off her client if they would have gone to my website and seen that before the planner talked about why it costs that amount.

And so my story has been for the longest time, I would have a starting price on the website.

And then once I got up to the 15 or so thousand dollar range for these wedding films, I started like getting way less inquiries, which is fine.

And so I was cool with having my starting prices, my average price on my contact form right there by the submit button.

Um, And I had an auto emailer that would go immediately after somebody contacted saying, hey, this is automated.

Wanted to make sure you saw my starting prices are 15K and they average between 18 and 22 before we set up a meeting.
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