Stop taking every job that walks in. Start choosing your clients and setting your own prices — here's the local business that did exactly that.
It's hard to give up profit just to make a sale — but that's what happens when you're not getting enough interest. Here's how to stop.
Fig. 1 — the exact build, walked through on screen.
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What you'll see on the recording
What changed once the calls came in — the kind of clients they could finally say yes to, and the ones they could finally turn down.
How more calls turned into higher prices — why they could charge what the work was worth instead of what a slow week forced.
Two surprises we didn't plan for — including one that kept producing leads long after the work was done.
When only a couple of interested people reach out each week, you already know not all of them will become sales. So sometimes you negotiate — on your price, on your profit — just to get revenue in the door.
What if you didn't have to?
When enough of the right people are reaching out:
- More quote requests
- Less pushback on your price
- Fewer people who ghost after the quote
Same shop. Same team.
“I'm getting 2 or 3 new inquiries a week — a lot more people noticed than I ever expected.”
Marc — Yoder GraphicsSee what your market looks like.
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