Earnings
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 1,210
RE: Earnings
Not enough! You asked an open ended question. The answer is how hard do you wanna work. There are studios making over $500,000 per year but realistically speaking it really depends on how much you wanna work and how good your work is. With good business practices and quality you can make some pretty good money. Part time vs Full time, specializing, African, there is too much open to answer that.
#3
RE: Earnings
Not enough! You asked an open ended question. The answer is how hard do you wanna work. There are studios making over $500,000 per year but realistically speaking it really depends on how much you wanna work and how good your work is. With good business practices and quality you can make some pretty good money. Part time vs Full time, specializing, African, there is too much open to answer that.
#4
RE: Earnings
I am no taxi but I know that it is like anything it is slow at first you will have to buy everything and get started. When that is all paid for. Then it is time to upgrade. It is a never ending thing. The harder you work the better it will pay off.
#5
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Indiana
Posts: 154
RE: Earnings
thanks for your responses guys im going to be attending second nature taxi this fall ill be starting out part time until i can build with some clients how did you guys start getting your customers, word of mouth or a lot of advertising?
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 1,210
RE: Earnings
Tell Steve that Greg said hello. I don't advertise at all, thank goodness, I have all I want right now. The best thing I did for my business was to mount a doe and put it at the local bowshop. I get more business from that doe than any other thing that I tried.