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Section 14. Developing a Fee-for-Services Structure >
Developing a Fee-for-Services Structure |
Tools & Checklists | Contributed by Phil Rabinowitz Edited by Bill Berkowitz |
Checklist
Here you'll find a checklist summarizing the important points of the section.
__ You've considered the advantages and disadvantages and decided that a fee-for -service operation is right for your organization.
__ You've decided on the services you're ready to offer.
__ You've done market research to find out whether your services are needed, and by whom.
To develop the program:
__ You've developed and implemented a marketing plan.
__ You've determined and set a fair price for services.
__ You've created an administrative structure to handle the fee-for-service operation .
To sustain the program:
__ You continue to update and implement your marketing plan.
__ You maintain personal contacts at businesses and organizations.
__ You continually reevaluate what you're doing.
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