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So here is another tricky question. Today I am asking “Do You Know How Much You Make?” Now I know that most providers are aware of what their childcare rates are. And you probably know what you bring in on a weekly or monthly basis. But do you know what that equates to on an hourly basis? Well, since I believe knowledge is power I think it might be a good idea to investigate … [Read more…] about How Much Does a Childcare Provider Make?
This is the next installment in our question series. Ok – Do you tell your rates either on the phone or on your website? In particular, post your childcare rates
I asked this question on our Facebook Page and there were some interesting takes on whether a childcare provider should post their rates publically.
So this week I want to know –
I am sure many providers wonder if they should post their rates or not – so I thought it might be useful to have a post asking it that I can point people to.
[Read more…] about Do You Post Your Childcare Rates?Want to increase your rates this coming year? Want help with the best way to do it? Today’s post is devoted to a NO-FAIL & PAIN-FREE method for raising your child care rates. That’s right, I said NO-FAIL! This method can make you $4000* extra next year. Really! You in? Let’s do this!
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Well, the new year is almost here. Are you thinking this might be a great time to increase childcare tuition? Well, hold your horses. Before you do, do you know the WHEN, WHY and the HOW MUCH? Here are some important guidelines for implementing a successful childcare rate increase. I’ve even included some letter Templates too!
Do you charge enough for tuition at your child care? Have you struggled with raising your rates? Do you think you will lose clients due to a rate increase? Those are questions many providers ask themselves and struggle with. Today let’s talk about just how to raise childcare rates.
The simple fact is just about every year we have greater expenses than we had the year before. Prices go up, items need to be replaced and more supplies might be required. Maybe you have hired an assistant. More expenses mean a need to increase the income that the business brings in.
