Primary School Math to Increase Prices πŸ’·

I’m guessing you know you need to increase your prices, right?
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You’ve got super old clients paying peanuts 🫣
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While maybe some of the new ones really need to be paying more
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After all, you deliver a killer product that warrants the price increase
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That was the same situation with this client here
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He was scared and put it off for way over 6 months
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I finally put my foot down and told him to get it done

127 people notified, ONLY 2 LEFT
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That’s 127 x Β£10pm = Β£1270pm EXTRA πŸ”₯
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So what is the primary school math?
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Take your total business costs, divide it by the number of clients
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And if this is less than what you’re charging, then the price needs to go up
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Extremely basic math, but it gives you a good indicator if things need to change
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Total costs Β£10,000 / total clients 100 = cost per client Β£100
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Yes, a lot of other factors come into play, but this gives you a good framework to build from
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So when we did this at FitHub30
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We first decided to raise the price by just Β£5pm
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I’m guessing you’ll need to increase by closer to Β£10-Β£20, right?
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So what we do is find the smallest number to tell them
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Β£10 a month = Β£2.50 a week
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Β£2.50 a week sounds much better than Β£10 a month
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Then we give them plenty of notice
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We gave them 3 months, but 30 days to 2 months is plenty
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Finally, you explain why…
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πŸ—£οΈ It’s not something we wanted to do, but everything has gone up and to ensure we can keep giving you our best, we need to raise the price by just Β£2.50pw
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So what are you waiting for? Go increase your price πŸ’ͺ
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You got this πŸ’ͺ
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David πŸ™‚