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I watched a Dan Kennedy video on Youtube today on how to charge your customers more. It got me thinking of ways to approach the marketing of your product/service so that you can get more profit without changing the overall product/service.
Dan Kennedy gave one example of not charging an hourly rate and to provide a fixed cost - people will compare your hourly rate to theirs and deem your service not worthy in terms of time & physical effort
What are some ways you guys know of selling the same end product/service but increasing the bottom line?
Dan Kennedy gave one example of not charging an hourly rate and to provide a fixed cost - people will compare your hourly rate to theirs and deem your service not worthy in terms of time & physical effort
What are some ways you guys know of selling the same end product/service but increasing the bottom line?
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