the pricing lady

The Importance of Aligning My Price to the Value I Bring Clients

Aligning the price to the value you deliver makes sense. More often than not businesses don’t really get there. They often find themselves selling a high value offer at a low value price. That’s precisely the predicament this week’s guest found herself in. This happens because they don’t understand the value of what they’re offering […]

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Why I Quickly Shifted Away From Time-Based Prices

Have you considered shifting away from time-based prices? You should. It’s quite common for people who offer services like coaching or consulting to use time-based prices (hourly, daily etc…). For most businesses such a pricing model doesn’t serve either the client or the business. From the clients side they’re often tempted to skip important steps.

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Nasty Discounting Habits That Kill Your Profits: Why you do it and how to stop discounting for the wrong reasons.

5 Tips to Avoid The Nasty Discounting Habits That Kill Your Profits

Dirty, disgusting discounting habits. They are killing your business and it needs to stop…now. Have you ever granted a discount because: If so, you’re not alone. These nasty discounting habits seem harmless and many people fall victim to them.. But just because others do it, doesn’t mean you should too. If this is what you’ve been

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Ever wondered...

Which customers .

If so this guide is precisely what you need.

The customers you choose to focus on, set the tone for your business. How you work, what you offer, how you offer it, what you charge and more.

This simple guide will help you think through which customer segments could be the most suitable for your business.

Ever wondered...

Should I Put My .

If so this guide is precisely what you need.

This is a strategic pricing decision. That’s great news. It means that by answering a few simple questions you can get to the answer.

12 questions with explanations and a simple checklist plus little critical thinking will help you decide the best course of action.