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Learn the importance of being crystal clear on exactly what your customers can expect from you.
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There are two sides to pricing. The first is deciding HOW MUCH you should charge, the second is deciding what pricing strategies you will use to help your products and services sell. Today I am writing about HOW MUCH to charge.
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Learn 3 quick and easy fixes you can make right now to ensure that your money conversations support you in stepping into your power in life AND in business. Discover them now so that you know how to gracefully and elegantly handle your money conversations with the confidence you desire and deserve.
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You have to have a clear message to attract clients. Then, you have to have the right marketing to pull in those clients. Then, you better understand the math game (volume) to make it all work. There is definite strategy to business and without realistic practical plans businesses fail. Read on where I can also share emphatically how those practical plans never get implemented.
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Are you still charging the same rates or selling products at the same prices that you were using in 2007? If so, you could be selling yourself short and missing out on thousands of dollars worth of hard-earned profits!
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Something hit me like a ton of bricks over the head on one of David Neagle's Recession Rescue calls a few weeks back. His co-coach on this particular call was Suzanne Evans and she said "That which is easiest for us is what we should charge the most for." When she said that I literally stopped in my tracks... because I have been pretty much doing the exact opposite!
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Want to encourage people on your email list to buy one (or more) of your products or programs sooner than later? Have a sale! The following are 7 ways that you can provide value to your potential clients/customers and still bring in a profit for you at the same time.
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Did you know that HOW you design your client payment plans can make the difference between your prospective client saying, “Yes!” versus muttering, “Let me think about it?” This applies to services, programs and even products offered on your website. So it’s wise to understand what works — and what doesn’t! — so you can make it easy for your prospective clients to say “yes” to you.
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Before my business evolved into what it is now, I was trading my time for money, dollars for hours. As a website designer and developer, I charged by the hour. As a writer/editor, I charged by the hour. As a public relations and marketing consultant, I charged by the hour. Do you see the problem here?
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Don't work like a dog! Raise your prices and take on less clients. Here are a few things you can do NOW to move in that direction.
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Learn three proven reasons WHY your clients will pay top dollar (yes, even in this economy!) for your services.
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While the rest of your friends and colleagues may be hemming and hawing about how bad the economy is, smart entrepreneurs are quietly calculating not only how to thrive in these times but dramatically increase their incomes as well!
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Wouldn't you want to charge more for your services and get it? Increasing your fees can be easier than you think!
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Would you like a piece of GOOD news about the economy? It actually has very little to do with how much you can charge for your products or services.
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There is a ritual to raising your fees. First, you tell yourself you can't do it. Then you begin to fantasize about what you would do with the extra money. Finally, you gulp, make your decision and take the plunge. What can help move you through these phases faster and easier is understanding that there are hidden, guiding principles to raising your fees.
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The idea of raising your fees may cause you to feel a sudden lump in your throat and your hands to go clammy. Well, have no fear! Here are 4 ways you can pave the way for your clients to comfortably say "yes" when you announce your new fees.
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Hands down, the simplest way to make more money is to raise your fees. Oh, I know what you're thinking! "The economy is too iffy to raise my fees. I don't want to lose the chance of getting new business." Here are 5 tips on what NOT to do so you don't unknowingly sabotage your success with the simple strategy of raising your fees.
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Embarrassed to discuss your prices? Here are seven common reasons we can't talk about them and tips on how to overcome them.
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Money is an emotionally loaded word. After success coaching thousands of women entrepreneurs, I've observed that how we're feeling about money shows up in our decisions and the actions we take.
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Uh-oh...it happened again, didn't it? Your prospective client hinted that they may not say "yes" to your offer so you offered a discount...again!
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Here are 3 quick tips to make raising your fees a simple, "no big deal", natural step you take in creating more success in your business.
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Are you in the cycle of undercharging for your service, resenting that you are not making more money, then feeling guilty?
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Here are five clues (plus a bonus clue) that will tell you, clear as day, if you can comfortably and easily charge more, starting now.
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Here are 3 things your clients care about MORE than price (hint: focus on over-delivering on each of these and price will rarely, if ever, keep a client from hiring you).
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Here are 3 simple ways to charge more and get it, plus feel confident about it!
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If you know you undercharge (hey, who doesn't?!) then let me share with you a few pointers.
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Wouldn't you want to charge more for your services and get it? Every day a countless army of solo-professionals mistakenly make the price their only competitive advantage and end up selling their services way too cheap. Fortunately, increasing your fees can be easier than you think. But before I share with you a few "how-to" tips, let's first explore what's getting in your way of charging more.
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