10 Mistakes to Avoid When Talking About Price
Evaluating and displaying price correctly stems from our psyche, our core values, our beliefs, and our self-esteem. Join us, therefore, in this series of tips to help you evolve.
Promotions: what they are, what they are used for and when to launch them
January and July are usually the best months for promotions. However in this “strange” market period it is not uncommon to see “sale” signs in the shop windows, or to come across discount offers, 3×2 deals or similar reductions – which are all aimed at supporting demand and restarting the markets. This is why I’ve decided to propose an article on this matter, in order to explain why, when and how to use promotions.
Naming your price: how to determine the economic value of your work
One of the questions that our clients, especially young freelancers, ask us most often is how they should calculate the price of the service or product they offer. Knowing how to determine the price is the first crucial step to recognising your market value. Many freelance professionals and salespeople are not very good at presenting and defending their price because they are not fully aware of how to put together a quote or estimate.
How to write effective quotations with the customer as protagonist
A well written quote, attached to an effective email, is a great help to our business success. Let’s learn to write it together.
How to handle requests for a discount in an ethical and effective way
How to handle requests for a discount in an ethical and effective way.
Nightmare salespeople: mistakes when closing the deal
by Alice Alessandri, Alberto Aleo What could be worse that seeing all your efforts wasted just as you are about to close the deal? Just like a marathon runner stumbling in the last metre of the race or a chef…
The salesperson and the price: a relationship to reconsider
The salesperson and the price: our tips on how to propose the value of an offer.
Customer vs Seller? Let’s resolve the conflict of interest
Customers and sellers are not enemies and this is why.
What can I do if the customer judges me purely on the basis of price?
What can I do if the customer judges me purely on the basis of price? Avoid the ‘downward spiral’.