Client wanting to expand work scope how much should I charge UK

I am a newly freelance social media manager, one of my clients that I’ve had for a few months has spoken to me about wanting to explore more platforms such as YouTube and Pinterest. I currently post for him on Instagram and Tiktok, 5 videos a week, 1 day a week of in person filming. I’m charging him £600 but I am about to have a meeting asking for a pay increase as I’m doing alot more hours. How much would you add on for posting on YouTube shorts and Pinterest? I’m thinking I will just post content I’ve created throughout the week as I feel it’s friendly for those platforms. So not necessarily needing to reedit, But let me Know your thoughts please !!!!!

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krishh155•1 day ago•1

Keep the two asks apart. The raise for the hours you already work is one number, and the new platforms are a second one. Roll them together and he hears the whole increase as the price of Pinterest and Shorts, and your base never moves.

For the add-on, price the time. Reposting properly is a clean export with no TikTok watermark and a searchable title on each Short. Each pin wants its own title, description and link. Call it ten minutes a video per platform. At 20 videos a month that is six or seven hours at your rate.

And check what he means by YouTube. If he pictures longer videos on a channel, that is a separate quote.

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