cyril_kearney - 7:35 pm on Feb 1, 2009 (gmt 0)

I agree with you, bmcgee. Anyone that truly wants or needs a $300-a-site isn't a good candidate for selling extended services to like seo, databases etc.

The $300-a-site would be an attempt to broaden my current offering to take advantage of the very low end of the spectrum.

This price-point seems real and sites seem to be selling. I could easily deliver a site in a day or less. If I got enough work, I could get a low price assistant to reduce cost even more.

henry0 has identified the real sticking point. If I sell these low ball sites, will I still have enough time left to market my full-cost services. Right now I’m looking to add two or three $300-a-site jobs into my workweek and survive the recession.