Raise Your Prices

from “$100M Offers” book, page 49

Raise your prices.

Charge the most money & provide the most value. Warren Buffet said: “Price is what you pay, value is what you get.”

“Charge as high a price as you can say out loud without cracking a smile.” – Dan Kennedy

I know someone that paid $140k for a mattress.

Profit is oxygen.

Value is perception. Ex: blind taste test of three wines… but all three wines were the same. The “highest priced” wine scored the best.

Decrease price and this happens:

  • You decrease the client’s emotional investment because it didn’t cost them much.
  • You decrease the perceived value of your service (it can’t be good at this price),
  • You decrease client’s results because they do not value you and are not invested,  
  • You attract the worst clients who are never satisfied until the service is free.
  • Destroy any margin to actually provide an exceptional experience (because you can’t hire the best people, get the best tools, pamper your clients, invest in growth, scale, etc.)
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