>The next logical question is: charging for travel time en route to a >client site or meeting. While in theory I'd argue yes, I have not >been able to bring myself to do this. What I do insist, however, is >that if I'm flying to a client site, it be a non-stop flight or the >client pays for any time lost in layovers. I've never had to employ >the latter. I typically charge half my normal hourly rate for driving time. If planes are involved, I simply quote a day rate that covers the travel time without itemizing it, and of course they pick up the plane fare itself. But I find most clients are happy to have the consulting over the phone, and I'm happy to deliver it that way. -- _________________________________________________ Shel Horowitz - copywriter, marketing consultant, author, speaker Affordable, effective marketing materials and strategies Sign the Business Ethics Pledge - Help Change the World <http://www.principledprofits.com/25000influencers.html> mailto:shel at frugalfun.com * 800-683-WORD/413-586-2388 http://www.frugalmarketing.com / http://www.principledprofits.com Books: Grassroots Marketing, Principled Profit, others Blog: http://principledprofit.blogspot.com/ _________________________________________________ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.hidden-tech.net/pipermail/hidden-discuss/attachments/20050504/f8e8c54d/attachment-0006.html