“The price is $2.80 per conversation… the retailer can estimate its conversation charges by multiplying the expected number of conversations by that price.”
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Said on Australian Investors Podcast
“I pay our hourly employees about $20 to $30 an hour… it was a three-hour job… I’m going to charge double that… it came out to about $140 a night”
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Set job price by calculating employee hourly wage ($20-$30) for estimated labor hours and then doubling that amount for the client price
$20-$30/hr, 3-hour job, $60 labor cost, $140 client price
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“I know you just switched into hourly pay flat rate pricing. We've always been that. Yes. And that's sometimes tough for clients too.”
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“If they’re wanting bids… we can come there ready to do the job right now… give a price estimate and start right then”
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Said on Filthy Rich Cleaners: The Cleaning Business Podcast
“When the price has gone up somewhere around 80% is what we calculated from the start of the year, that's going to make a big impact. If you took that 80% higher diesel price and put it across your entire crop year, that's somewhere between $15 to $20 an acre higher.”
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