For those who don't offer prints on CD

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For those who DON'T offer prints on CD, what do you tell your clients when they ask if you offer prints on CD?

 

[Big Mike]

You could tell them that you don't trust anyone else to print your images.
You could quite them a very high price.

 

[Mike30D]

You could include it in one of your higher priced album packages.

If you do a lot of ala carte stuff then you could tell them that they have to purchase an album first.

You could do what Big Mike said and quote them a very high price.

 

[*Mike*]

We go the "price it high" route. We price it no lower than we would gross on print sales from an average session (or wedding). So, I'm not letting the session disk go for less than $1000 and a wedding disk is around $3k if we do them a la carte.

 

[toofpaste]

Charge them 3.2 billion for the prints on a CD.

 

[maytay20]

We go the "price it high" route. We price it no lower than we would gross on print sales from an average session (or wedding). So, I'm not letting the session disk go for less than $1000 and a wedding disk is around $3k if we do them a la carte.

This is about what I offer, haven't had any takers yet though.

 

[*Mike*]

This is about what I offer, haven't had any takers yet though.

If you want the print sales, that's not a bad thing. Now, if you're not getting the print sales either, then I'd rethink pricing. )