It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and it’s always a time of growth for most services-based businesses. To make the most of the “high” season, in this episode we’re sharing three foundational ways to grow your services business this Fall.
Here’s the scoop from episode #26:
- We talk about why back to school time is more re-energizing for us than the start of a New Year
- We talk about why you need packages for your business and how they can make your business more professional and easier on you
- While creating your packages, dial in to make sure your packages stand out and make sure you have some sort of signature offering for your business
- We talk about how too much can be off putting when it comes to the number of packages you offer and why
- What is a secret menu and when should you use it?
- We share our opinions on what makes a really great package
- Our go to ways to make your packages stand out in your services-based business
- Pricing is Positioning: we explain what this means for your business
- Remember in a services based business: you are a person and your time is involved, people are going to judge a price somewhat based on what you are paying yourself
- Your pricing can also be based on the level of your audience; we share how
- Why do you need proposals when you have packages? We explain
- We share our love for bidsketch and how it has shortened the process and upleveled our proposals
- You sometimes don’t need a proposal, you can just send a quick quote, we explain when to use each
- Think about your non-negotiables and make sure to include them in your proposal to ensure you’re delivering the best possible result for your clients
- We talk about Double It: what it is, what you’ll get out of it, and how you can join
Links for this show:
Worksheet to create your sold out signature service
ISS Episode 5: How to Create Profitable Packages
ISS Episode 6: Pricing Advice You Can Take to the Bank
ISS Episode 10: Preparing and Presenting Your Proposals
How to Create a Pricing Strategy for your Services-Based Business
How to Rate and Review the Inside Scoop Show
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