Wednesday, 20 July 2011 20:22

Is Everything Really Worth the Same Price?

When you go into a Dollar Store, you expect everything in the store to be priced one dollar. If you go in any other store, you would think something was wrong if everything in the store was available for the same price.

What is your pricing policy?

If you are like most CPAs and other professional services providers, you bill clients based on time spent on the work. You clock the amount of time you spend on the project and multiply by your hourly rate. Thus, if conducting an audit for a business client takes 15 hours and your established hourly rate is $300 per hour, the bill will be $4,500.00.

Your challenge today is this:

Look at all of the services you offer. Are they all worth the same price to the client? Do they all require the same amount of knowledge or expertise?

Please try the exercise and leave a comment for everyone telling us what difference it would make in your revenue and your profitability if you priced the least valuable or the service that required the least knowledge and expertise at your basic rate and priced everything else as some increase over that price.

Please share your insights with us by leaving a comment.

David Wolfskehl

David Wolfskehl

David Wolfskehl is President and CEO of The Practice Building Team, a member of the DGW & Associates Family of Companies. The Practice Building Team helps professional services firms accelerate their growth. To learn more, please visit our web site at http://www.tpbteam.com.

David has been an entrepreneur and a guide for entrepreneurs throughout his adult life. After successfully selling his business in October of 2005,

David began offering workshops on unlocking the power of your employees. He also started Networking4connections, a consulting firm focused on teaching professionals how to win opportunities to promote their business to A clients.

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