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How to Start a Consulting Business: Determining Your Rates
The rates you set send a message to perspective clients.
4 Reasons Why Pricing Is the Key to Startup Success
What your product costs will be central to its story.
Money Matters: Learning How to Price Your Photos to Sell
Finding the right balance between too low and too high when pricing your photos will help you attract a willing audience.
The Staff of Entrepreneur Media, Inc.
What Entrepreneurs Can Learn from the Backlash to Hotel and Resort Fees
Being upfront with customers about pricing will create a customer for life.
An Expert Reveals Smart Rate-Setting Tips for Your Freelance Writing Business
Making sure you get paid what your worth is essential to business success. These tips can help you set your rates so you hit the sweet spot with customers -- not too high and not too low.
How to Determine How Much to Charge for Your Software
Setting the right price point can make or break your business.
3 Lessons About Setting Your Price Learned From a Vegas Prostitute
Every entrepreneur -- whatever his or her business -- needs to understand the essentials of how customers decide what is worth what.
Growth Hacking With Customer Feedback
Seven tips for using surveys to unlock startup growth and innovation.
8 Highly Successful Entrepreneurs Share Their Best Advice for Getting Customers to Buy Your Product--No Matter What It Costs
Bulletproof founder Dave Asprey and others on how to convince customers your price is worth it.
Tesla Decides to Keep Stores Open but Raise Prices
A couple of weeks ago, Tesla announced a $35,000 Model 3 and the closure of its physical stores, but this week that decision has been reversed and Tesla's prices are increasing.
The Price Is Right: How to Price Your Product for Long-Term Success
Here are five things to consider when you set the price for your product.
Startups That Overlook the Cost of Sales … Fail!
How much did that sale cost? What about the reorder? Until you know that you don't know if you're making money.
Michael Houlihan & Bonnie Harvey