“Ask what would happen if your business was reduced by $300,000 a year… they may mention layoffs or shutdown.”

Freelance to Founder · For Hourly Rates, This is Your Punishment

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frames the pricing conversation by asking “what would happen if your business lost $300k a year?” to surface emotional stakes

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“What happens is companies make these promotions and then they stop talking about it but the promotion still is on the books. Remember that years back, the price match guarantee? What I would do is I went and I found a cheaper one and I was like, hey, based on your website, you still have this price match guarantee.”
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Kwame Christian
NerdWallet's Smart Money Podcast ·
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“I take the asking price… subtract 40 %… that would be my offer price… train your agent to do that… submit a verbal offer”
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Henry Washington
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast ·
Why it worked 40 % discount on asking price Share this moment
“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
Pricing $2.80 per conversation Share this moment
“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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Said on Podcasts - RealAgriculture
Hard number 80% diesel price increase; $15-20 per acre higher cost Share this moment

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