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thomasvining · 08-01-2006, 11:37

cool, cheers for the advice!

yeah, I did charge £200 a day for a brief freelance project I did for an agency before going full-time again, however I had no idea at the time if that was normal as it was what the agency offered - all I knew was that it seemed pretty good compared to any equivalent I could get doing full-time work.

To be honest, that's definitely more than enough for me to live off, but I really just want to work for some cool clients and gain experience in the areas I need to progress in.

I guess I've gotta just get as much in as possible to start with, and make some clients happy, but at least its good to have an idea of the kind of rate to charge.

thanks as always!

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thomasvining Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Tokyo Posts: 336	cool, cheers for the advice! yeah, I did charge £200 a day for a brief freelance project I did for an agency before going full-time again, however I had no idea at the time if that was normal as it was what the agency offered - all I knew was that it seemed pretty good compared to any equivalent I could get doing full-time work. To be honest, that's definitely more than enough for me to live off, but I really just want to work for some cool clients and gain experience in the areas I need to progress in. I guess I've gotta just get as much in as possible to start with, and make some clients happy, but at least its good to have an idea of the kind of rate to charge. thanks as always!