A daily email about monetizing your corporate expertise. Give me ~1 minute a day, and I'll help you turn what you know into your most differentiated and lucrative asset.
So you might’ve been wondering - where’s the client in that pricing triangle? Shouldn’t I just ask them flat-out about their willingness to pay? ​ Well, you could. Understanding a client’s budget can be helpful, to a point. But more than likely, their stated desired price will weigh you down. ​ Not necessarily because they’re trying to deceive or outright squeeze you. But because they’re still looking at your service as a cost, not an investment. ​ If you’ve communicated a clear, relevant story about their high return on the cost of hiring you, the price you’ve set will seem like a bargain. 💡 -Wes |
A daily email about monetizing your corporate expertise. Give me ~1 minute a day, and I'll help you turn what you know into your most differentiated and lucrative asset.