Episode #
How to Capture the Most Value When Pricing #1876
October 03, 2021

In episode #1876, Neil and Eric talk about capturing value when you are determining your prices. Many people undercharge for their services, despite this being one of the biggest levers out there. Tune in to hear how you can charge what you’re worth. 

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:25] Today’s topic: How to Capture the Most Value When Pricing
  • [00:26] Pricing is a big lever in your business.
  • [00:43] A resource you can use to help you find the right price for your service.
  • [01:27] Some questions from the book, Pricing Creativity.
  • [02:30] An example of how you can capture more value.
  • [03:00] Neil’s strategy of charging less on the front-end
  • [03:50] Pay for performance: one of the best ways to capture value.
  • [04:52] That’s it for today! 
  • [04:52] To stay updated with events and learn more about our mastermind, go to the Marketing School site for more information or call us on 310-349-3785!

 

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Price Intelligently

Pricing Creativity

 

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