455. Help, Should I Tell My Customers I'm Raising My Prices?

Are you a business owner who's ever wondered whether you should tell your customers you’re raising your prices? As business owners ourselves, we know that pricing can be emotional and tricky. But pricing your products correctly is critical for creating and growing a profitable business. So, should you tell your customers you're raising your prices?

In this episode, we'll discuss this common question and share some principles and scenarios to help guide your decision. There's no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, but there are some principles and scenarios that can help you make a decision. This is exactly what we'll explore in this episode, based on our own experiences and those of other business owners we've talked to and worked with.

So, if you're feeling stuck or anxious about raising your prices, don't panic! You're not alone, and there are strategies and tips that can help you navigate this challenge. Whether you decide to be transparent, offer incentives, or phase in the price increase gradually, the key is to communicate your message clearly, authentically, and respectfully to your customers. Tune in now to gain confidence in your pricing decisions and take your business to the next level!

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