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Putting Prices on Websites
Toastmaster and Celebrant Services vary in price and many think that we may be to expensive, and we offer quality and an enhanced day.
I am just about to about my price on my website.. what have I got to hide> I wonder what others see the pros and cons of doing this?
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Permalink Reply by Anne Stairmand on -
I agree, if you want to let your clients know the price, it makes a difference, especially if there's a deal or offer. I am just about to give out some of my prices and offers to make my products more inviting for a wider range of brides and parties. What do you think?
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Permalink Reply by Uljana Hodassevits on -
To be honest I don’t have one opinion about the visible prices. From one side you let customers know the cost, from another some people making the conclusions from prices. For example if it cheap, they would think that the quality of the service will be the same. And you never know the gold middle.
I would definitely agree about the offers and discounts. People love it!
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Permalink Reply by William Freeman on
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I agree, I give an indication of prices with usual caveats of travel, time, distance and nature of services required. I think potential clients want an idea of costs before they chat. After a bried conversation, I'll give my 'formal' quote.
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