How many people do you know that think that there's a shortage of money? If a client complains about the price of your product and you consider lowering your prices then you mine as well close your doors. You can't grow your business if you don't sell and close. What happens when you lower your price and you still don't sell your products?
Grant Cardone speaks at a seminar at Cross Channel Mojo about the importance of dominating a market and the problems with obscurity. He continues to talk about the importance of creating time, not managing it. Use free tools like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and LinkedIn to help you communicate with your market. Save your money and control the space.
How many people do you know that think that there's a shortage of money? If a client complains about the price of your product and you consider lowering your prices then you mine as well close your doors. You can't grow your business if you don't sell and close. What happens when you lower your price and you still don't sell your products?
The first thing you have to do is you have to be COMPLETELY sold on your product. If you're asking a certain amount for your product or service then you have to believe that it's worth more than that. When somebody offers you $1,100 for a product that you're asking $1,500 for then what did they just tell you what your product is worth? Did they tell you it was worth $1,000? No.
If a guy goes into a book store in Dallas, Texas and buys a book for $30 then how much does he think that book is worth? More than $30!
Every offer that is made to you means that the person making the offer thinks the product is worth more than what he's offering. Nobody offers what they think something is worth.
You paid x dollars for a watch. You wanted the watch more than you wanted the money! Right?
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