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Thriving After Trauma: An Interview with Karen Nowicki on The Price and Value Journey
What do you do when trauma hits you without warning? How do you recover personally? How do you hold it together for the clients you work...
Feb 23, 2023


Pricing Tricks
There’s an extensive body of research that demonstrates that prices ending with a “9,” as in $8.99, drive higher sales volume than prices...
Feb 22, 2023


Pricing, Capacity Constraints, and the Accounting Industry
Accounting Today is offering a superb article on the intersection of talent shortages, capacity constraints, and pricing in the...
Feb 21, 2023


Exchange of Value
Every transaction between buyer and seller. Virtually every human interaction, regardless of whether money changes hands. Exchanges...
Feb 20, 2023


Six Truths to Understand as You Leave Corporate to Start Your Business
Six lessons you'll learn about starting your own business after leaving corporate (that you should know in advance).
Dec 16, 2020


“Should I Price My Service Lower When I’m Starting Out?”
There's a much better and safer alternative to lowering your prices when you're first starting your business.
Nov 12, 2019


Confidence in Your Value and Pricing Your Services
The key to confidence in your value and your pricing is to focus entirely on the client and their problems.
Oct 31, 2019


A Raving Fan Begs to Spend More
In my presentations and in working with individual clients, I suggest creating a "velvet rope" for your raving fans, the segment of your...
Aug 29, 2019


Your Pricing is a Signal to Customers
Pricing signals quality, and it can also signal inferiority of a product or service. A wood craftsman's story illustrates the point.
Apr 17, 2018
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