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Replying to @DareeseDevelops
Couldn't have said it better! 💯
When individuals come together with a common goal and work towards it as a team, incredible things can be achieved.
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Right! Always open to learning that way 🙌🏻
Replying to @itsrahulc
It's about understanding their needs and providing solutions that add value to their lives.
Replying to @connor_beem
Absolutely! 🎯
Passion is contagious and can also inspire others to join in the effort.
Replying to @ItsKieranDrew
Completely agree! 💯
It's important to remember that success comes in many forms, and we shouldn't compare ourselves to the ultra-successful outliers.
Replying to @thedankoe
Absolutely! 💯
Being around driven and ambitious individuals can inspire and motivate us to reach our own potential.
Replying to @mrdanielamadi @agazdecki
Great advice! 💯
By creating memorable marketing that addresses your customers' pain points, you can build strong relationships with your audience.
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Right, Hari! 💯
In today's competitive market, customers want to connect with brands that share their values and beliefs.
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✅ Tailor your approach according to your customers' price sensitivity thresholds.
✅ Use price hikes judiciously, given their inherent risks.
✅ Use price anchoring:
Offer a higher-priced option alongside your regular product to make the regular price seem like a bargain.
→ Example: Apple.
✅ Be transparent about price increases. Customers are more likely to accept them if you explain why prices are going up.
✅ Bundle products or services to give the impression of more value for money.
✅ Introduce a new, higher-priced product or service to raise prices without affecting existing customers.
✅ Gradually phase in price increases to give customers time to adjust.
→Example: Netflix.
✅ Increase the perceived value of the product or service, rather than the price itself. Add new features or improve customer service.
Raising prices can be daunting for businesses as it risks losing customers.
Here are some strategies to balance price and value, without alienating your customers ⬇️
Gradually phasing in price increases can help customers adjust, without losing them.
→ Take a cue from @netflix


