Can changing your approach to pricing help you make more money, spend less time on proposals, and win clients with more consistency? 

Ami Sanyal photographed portraits internationally for Forbes and Readers’ Digest publications. But after a decade as a creative professional, he still struggled to price and sell his services with confidence.

Even when he spent a lot of time scoping a project, he was left wondering if he had overcharged or undercharged his client. 

It wasn’t until Ami transitioned from freelancer to agency owner that he discovered a better way to price and sell services.

After interviewing mentors, hiring coaches, and dedicating months to research—he found a new way to sell.  This new framework allowed him to confidently charge clients more money (without losing conversions) in a way that made his clients feel more satisfied with their investment.   

Selling creative services shouldn’t be awkward, frustrating, or time-consuming.   

On August 24th, Ami will share what he has learned about pricing creative services.   

If you are a freelance creative, or run a boutique agency or studio, then attend this online talk to discover:

• How to find the maximum value of a creative project in 15 minutes with a prospect — without asking “what’s your budget?”.
• The three unusual elements Ami includes in every proposal to justify fees of $5,000 – $24,000.
• How to reframe your relationship with clients so you can consistently beat your lower-priced competitors.

 Join us and discover a better way to land premium clients who value your creative expertise.

Ami Sanyal – Founder of The Uncommoners Club

Ami has helped over 430 business owners connect with millions of prospects online. As a marketing consultant and coach for client-based business owners, Ami specializes in helping experts attract ideal clients — predictably. Formerly a freelance photographer, Ami has photographed celebrities like Jay-Z, Coldplay, and Olympic athletes. He’s the proud co-founder of Creative Pulse and has led its volunteer team since 2014.