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12 Questions to Ask Yourself When Price Setting

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“Price setting is a thought process not a formula.”
One big misunderstanding around price setting is, people believe there’s a mathematical formula to find the right price. This belief or hope holds many people back from doing the work that’s needed to find the best prices – finding a price that’s right for them and their customers.
So if it’s not a formula but a thought process it begs the question, what does that really mean? It means you need a something to help you think through what the best prices could be – that’s where the thought process comes in. In part it’s a series of questions you should ask centered around strategic decisions in your business. The answers to the questions not only determine what you’ll do in your business but what prices are most suitable. This is also why 1 element (like competition or cost) shouldn’t determine your price. It’s just not enough information to give you a realistic view of the “best” prices.
Recently I sat down and made a list of the questions one should be asking when price setting. Once I got going even I realized there are more questions than I first thought. Not all apply to every business, but just because it doesn’t now doesn’t mean it might not later. I am sure about one thing – many of the questions you’ve never thought of.

In This Episode:
In this episode I share with you 12 questions you can ask yourself when you start setting prices. These questions are one’s that apply to all business types. This is part 1 of a two part series. Whatever you do remember pricing is a thought process – meaning after you gather the information and ask the questions you still have to make the decision on what price to choose. It often means you’ll adjust things in your business, or go back and check your assumptions along the way as you get new information. The great thing is that now you’re making decisions based on a more solid foundation.
Podcast Highlights

  • 0:00 Intro
  • 2:10 Questions One to Four
  • 3:41 Bringing Right Offers and Solutions
  • 4:50 Questions Five to Eight
  • 5:45 Makes You Feel More Confident
  • 9:09 Questions Nine to Twelve
  • 13:02 Wrapping It Up

Episode Links:
Web Class: Pricing Know How for Startups: https://thepricinglady.com/webclass
Grab a copy of my Self Assessment Pricing Scorecard: https://thepricinglady.com/goodies
Get and introduction to the Value Pricing Model: https://thepricinglady.com/valuepricingmodel

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Reach Out, Connect or Book a Call with Janene
Get started improving your business.
Sometimes it’s difficult to know where to begin. I suggest you Download the the self assessment Pricing Scorecard (www.thepricinglady.com/pricing-scorecard). Get a view of what’s working and what’s not working when it comes to pricing in your business. Figure out where to start making improvements.
Get in touch with Janene. If you’ve got a question that needs answering, a challenge you’re facing or you have suggestions for future topics or guests, let me know. Contact Janene (https://thepricinglady.com/contact/)
Transform your business and life. My business is about helping you build a better business. One that’s profitable and where you can confidently charge for the value you deliver. Let’s see how we can work together. Book a complimentary Discovery Call today! (www.thepricinglady.com/book-a-call)

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“Price setting is a thought process not a formula.”
One big misunderstanding around price setting is, people believe there’s a mathematical formula to find the right price. This belief or hope holds many people back from doing the work that’s needed to find the best prices – finding a price that’s right for them and their customers.
So if it’s not a formula but a thought process it begs the question, what does that really mean? It means you need a something to help you think through what the best prices could be – that’s where the thought process comes in. In part it’s a series of questions you should ask centered around strategic decisions in your business. The answers to the questions not only determine what you’ll do in your business but what prices are most suitable. This is also why 1 element (like competition or cost) shouldn’t determine your price. It’s just not enough information to give you a realistic view of the “best” prices.
Recently I sat down and made a list of the questions one should be asking when price setting. Once I got going even I realized there are more questions than I first thought. Not all apply to every business, but just because it doesn’t now doesn’t mean it might not later. I am sure about one thing – many of the questions you’ve never thought of.

In This Episode:
In this episode I share with you 12 questions you can ask yourself when you start setting prices. These questions are one’s that apply to all business types. This is part 1 of a two part series. Whatever you do remember pricing is a thought process – meaning after you gather the information and ask the questions you still have to make the decision on what price to choose. It often means you’ll adjust things in your business, or go back and check your assumptions along the way as you get new information. The great thing is that now you’re making decisions based on a more solid foundation.
Podcast Highlights

  • 0:00 Intro
  • 2:10 Questions One to Four
  • 3:41 Bringing Right Offers and Solutions
  • 4:50 Questions Five to Eight
  • 5:45 Makes You Feel More Confident
  • 9:09 Questions Nine to Twelve
  • 13:02 Wrapping It Up

Episode Links:
Web Class: Pricing Know How for Startups: https://thepricinglady.com/webclass
Grab a copy of my Self Assessment Pricing Scorecard: https://thepricinglady.com/goodies
Get and introduction to the Value Pricing Model: https://thepricinglady.com/valuepricingmodel

*********
Reach Out, Connect or Book a Call with Janene
Get started improving your business.
Sometimes it’s difficult to know where to begin. I suggest you Download the the self assessment Pricing Scorecard (www.thepricinglady.com/pricing-scorecard). Get a view of what’s working and what’s not working when it comes to pricing in your business. Figure out where to start making improvements.
Get in touch with Janene. If you’ve got a question that needs answering, a challenge you’re facing or you have suggestions for future topics or guests, let me know. Contact Janene (https://thepricinglady.com/contact/)
Transform your business and life. My business is about helping you build a better business. One that’s profitable and where you can confidently charge for the value you deliver. Let’s see how we can work together. Book a complimentary Discovery Call today! (www.thepricinglady.com/book-a-call)

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