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It flips it around to begging and belittling the time spent. A far better proposition is just charging what you think it is worth and advertising the benefits
by brc 15y ago
It flips it around to begging and belittling the time spent.
A far better proposition is just charging what you think it is worth and advertising the benefits to the buyer. Telling the buyer you're going to get a sushi roll doesn't assist them. Telling them they save x hours a week, or avoid situation y - now that's better marketing.
- wuster 15y agoThanks. I should have thought about the other angle of this. Mostly I was fascinated with the fun possibilities.