How often do you raise your prices?

[Derek]

How often do you raise your prices?

 

[Ken Snow]

Lame ass poll~ options are silly.

 

[Derek]

tx for the suggestions Ken

 

[Connor]

Lame ass poll~ options are silly.

Trust him, folks, I heard he's an ass and pole expert.


Oh, wait, he said poll, ne'ermind.

 

[WillS]

I haven't raised prices in a while. We make sure our prices are guaranteed. I've told customers to be ware of posters on telephone polls offering $49 to clean 3 rooms. They don't realize they have hidden charges in these prices.

Will S
Owner
Carpet Cleaning Las Vegas

 

[Ken Snow]

Trust him, folks, I heard he's an ass and pole expert.


Oh, wait, he said poll, ne'ermind.

Lol

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[Jeff Madsen]

For several years now we have raised our prices a penny per square foot, along with nominal increases on stairs, with each new year. I realize that this is a very simplistic and un-sophisticated approach and Ken Snow is probably right in the middle of rolling his eyes as he reads this!

Over time I feel like this has really benefited us - we've done it even when we were afraid to do it. I think it's real easy to get stuck on not raising prices for several years in a row - there's always plenty of good reasons not to increase (times are tough, taxes are hitting my clients hard, people want a Groupon, etc. etc.)

 

[Chris A]

Anytime I feel like Im not making enough money.

 

[Derek]

good on ya Jeff

 

[Mardie]

I have no set price for anything. I price every job individually according what is needed to do the job and to make a buck.