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soft. Too imprecise. Too biased. Just too foggy. You still don’t
know how the customer will react to your price.
Sophisticated companies develop very involved spreadsheets to factor
everything in. They’ll use it to figure out the break-even point. A price is set that
covers all the variable expenses associated with that product (cost of
production, marketing, etc.) and a part of the company’s fixed costs (ex.,
overhead). When enough units are projected at the right price, break-even is
achieved. Any price above that break-even point is profit.
Here’s the flaw... the company has no idea how the customer will react to
these theoretical prices. If they get only half the volume at a price that is 10 %
above break-even, what’s the point of that beautiful spreadsheet?
With MYPS!, you’ll know exactly how your customer will respond at
every possible price point.
Garbage in, garbage out. That’s not how anyone should price nowadays.
The competition is just too tough. Instead, let’s replace the art of pricing with a
science... Make Your Price Sell!.
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Make Your Price Sell!
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To coin a phrase... “Quality in, quality out.” As you’ll see in a minute, the
MYPS! questionnaire delivers the “high quality in” -- the mathematical
algorithms deliver the “high quality out.” To coin another phrase...
... “Wow! How about that!”
What does knowing what your customer will (and won’t) pay mean to you?
Simple... you’ll know how many widgets that you will sell at every single price
point. That means that you’ll be able to set your most profitable price. A price
with the best profit for both you and your customers.
While there are no guarantees in life, and certainly not in running your own
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