The Real Pricing Problem

One question to tell you if you’re undercharging.

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After coaching hundreds of agency owners, I can tell you that pricing problems are almost never market problems. The market will always pay premium prices for work that delivers measurable results.

Pricing problems are confidence problems. They’re systems problems. They’re “I’ve never actually calculated the ROI I deliver” problems.

So here’s your homework this week. Do one thing:

Go back to your last three clients and ask them this question: “What changed after we worked with you?” Get specific numbers about revenue, customers, churn, efficiency… whatever matters to them.

Then look at what you charged and ask yourself: was it at least 10% of the value we delivered?

The gap between those two numbers is exactly how much money you're leaving on the table.

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