Rebekah5280
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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I run and own a very successful photography business. I am booked out a couple months in advance and I have had to stop taking new client's, and this year, I have turned down at least 15 weddings and also other events simply because I have no time.
So I am looking into training my sister to edit pictures (in my style) and then, hopefully, teach her to shoot.
My question is... How would you figure out how much to pay someone?
To make it easy, lets say that a typical session brings in approx $200.
Considering that it is my business, my reputation, my client list, my license, my equipment, my studio etc... how would I go about deciding how much to pay her??? Would I pay her an hourly wage? A % of the income she generates?
I'm only in the beginning stages of deciding to bring in someone else to help me out. I'd like to be able to work less, but still make money. lol So hiring someone else to shoot with me is the answer I think.
Any advice on hiring an employee would be great!!! Things to consider that I should know, etc... Thanks in advance!!!
So I am looking into training my sister to edit pictures (in my style) and then, hopefully, teach her to shoot.
My question is... How would you figure out how much to pay someone?
To make it easy, lets say that a typical session brings in approx $200.
Considering that it is my business, my reputation, my client list, my license, my equipment, my studio etc... how would I go about deciding how much to pay her??? Would I pay her an hourly wage? A % of the income she generates?
I'm only in the beginning stages of deciding to bring in someone else to help me out. I'd like to be able to work less, but still make money. lol So hiring someone else to shoot with me is the answer I think.
Any advice on hiring an employee would be great!!! Things to consider that I should know, etc... Thanks in advance!!!