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    I would sit down and really think about how long it will take you to do the work. Figure that as your starting flat fee, then add 30% to the amount of time since things ALWAYS take longer than we expect.

    Then do what Gucci suggests – consider the size of the company, the rough amount of attention and funds they throw into design work, and the level of publicity.

    If I were you I wouldn't touch the project for less than $20,000, if it's as in-depth as you describe it.

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    • < I mean, using an hourly rate as the basis for your fee, then add 30% or more.gramme
    • you've already touched it and they like some of what you've done. be smart and cooperate. get in first then exploit.
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    • blurting out a figure based on what you imagine is the case might be wildly inflated marking you as comic
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    • but I don't know shit from shinola
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    • @ me?gramme
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