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The author of this article is completely wrong. Providing a "hands-on" product or service does not limit your income. If you are a masseuse with a 10,000 perso
by dmm 19y ago
The author of this article is completely wrong.
Providing a "hands-on" product or service does not limit your income. If you are a masseuse with a 10,000 person waiting list, your problem is very easy to solve.
Raise your price.
That will simultaneously reduce your waiting list and increase your income. The only limit on what you can make with a "hands-on" skill is the amount people are willing to pay.
The author needs a basic understanding of supply and demand relationships.
- cstejerean 19y agoyou can't just keep raising your price forever. There is a balance where you can make the most profit.
- mattmaroon 19y agoYou can raise it quite a bit when you have a waiting list of 10k people.
- kirubakaran 19y agoAnd raising it beyond a reasonable amount (with people still wanting it) makes you a purple cow. This makes the demand go up even higher.
- mattmaroon 19y agoThis happens all the time in the real world. A chef/hairstylist/douche bag who makes choppers gets on television and their prices increase drastically. A website that only has 10 ad spots gets a waiting list of 100 customers and increases their rates.