So for the past five years, my massage price has floated along about $5-10 below the average going rate for my area. I'm thinking of adjusting the $60 rate, but I want to get your impressions while I consider. I'm pretty sure I've asked/done this before, but of course the answers are long gone.
1: For services, do you shop primarily by price or by reputation? Are you willing to pay a little more for better service or knowledge?
2: Which attracts your attention more: always a lower price that doesn't vary or a coupon or other special discount on a higher price?
3: Any cost-effective promotional or advertising ideas you've got or noticed around?
Thanks all.
1: For services, do you shop primarily by price or by reputation? Are you willing to pay a little more for better service or knowledge?
2: Which attracts your attention more: always a lower price that doesn't vary or a coupon or other special discount on a higher price?
3: Any cost-effective promotional or advertising ideas you've got or noticed around?
Thanks all.
Catriona not-so-Sedai
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Hunter. Always.
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Original Heckler of the Nebhead Reborn
Hunter. Always.
Cooler than Mr. T. Josh said so.
For Kory and Joe:
Short one: Prices & Pricing
03/09/2009 04:29:51 AM
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