I am really TIRED!!

Okay folks welcome to economics 101 with a bonus lesson in marketing 101...and then a little business 101 to round things off.

There is a supply and demand curve for every market and some markets are elastic, some are inelastic

Price elasticity of demand - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

With inelastic markets, there exists lots of points where people will pay more than others for reasons like ignorance of pricing differences, convenience, familiarity..etc. This is why convenience store prices are always more than grocery stores.

Now, some of those things are sort of hard to manufacture in some markets. Convenience and familiarity are certainly aspects you can use (past clients)

You can also decrease supply, by pre-enrolling among your client list and having slightly variable pricing, therefore adding real scarcity and playing on the convenience and familiarity. They don't really want to go looking for new clients when they really need work done. You can slowly increase your prices and with aggressive new client acquisition you essentially filter out the low end clients not willing to pay the price, and lock in the best clients that ARE willing to pay a little more for the above factors.

Conversely when you have them, offer loyalty discounts on every third or fourth order and do the math so that even with a discount the average per customer value is higher than if you had three seperate customers at your old prices, but they end up spending more to get the discount or staying with you.

Okay, but that's a lot of work and complicated right?

So here's one of the most powerful marketing lessons out there...

If your market will not bear the prices you want:

Operate on a different curve.

In other words, make your offering unique, and add in value added activites to build competitive advantage (also known as strategic management).

From our friend wikipedia linked above....
"Goods and services for which no substitutes exist are generally inelastic"

As someone in the market serving clients you're positioned best to learn what other needs they have. Combine products, and services, and find other ways to make their life easier, better, etc.

So just off the top of my head...

Setup an outsourcing team, that will not only take the content, it will install it, format it, turn it into video, make graphics.. i dunno that's what makes some people succeed where others fail. You'll need to really understand your client and interact to be able to find, learn, and always be on the lookout for ways to be different and unique.

Yeah, that about wraps it up. Good luck.

I think you can try be a writer in certain web site for that much paid. You will hard to get that price from forum in my opinion.

I completely agree with that statement.

The same goes for me. My main problem is that i dont know how to market myself. I know I am worth more but how do i project it?

Here's a suggestion....stop limiting your customer base. There's more to the world than the Warrior Forum. If you insist on selling in a flea market, don't be surprised if the people insist on paying flea market prices.

You need to get your work in front of as many people as possible. Why don't you try contacting the owners of blogs and offer to write an article for them and send them a sample of your work so they can see the quality of your work. If they like it, you can write a guest blog post for them and put a link in the post to using your services. Its a numbers game, so you will probably have to write to quite a few people, but if your work is good, am sure someone will be interested.