I kind of need to get the clearest picture I can get before Wednesday.
Is there any kind of standardized formula used for calculating the price? For instance, I got a project last year for an NFL team fight song for home games. It was the theme for when they came onto the field. The guy who got me the gig said that the pricing would be based on the average attendance expected over a normal year (this would be paid quartely) with additional revenues to be paid if the team went to the Super Bowl.
So is there anything like that for calls? I know James Earl Jones got millions on a half cent (one half of one penny!)deal for the Verizon! When you called the information number, you would hear him say "Verizon 411." That's it! He got millions for that. So would "Mike's Accountancy" get 1000 calls a day over ten lines or 100 calls over 2 lines. Obviously the wait time would be far less thus utilizing the Call Waiting loop far less. Where as "the bank" is pretty much gaurenteed thousands of calls per day over a hundred lines and also gaurenteed to be a longer wait time for the caller. I just need a ball park figure to start.
Anything at all that an informed reader could advise.
What constitutes a typical deal for this genre?