About this Video

• Video Title: Mark Pricing V5
• Channel: Yung Da$
• Speakers: Mark (co-founder and CEO of Primal)
• Duration: 00:11:43

Introduction

This video explains how to increase prices without losing customers. Mark, the CEO of Primal, shares his approach to pricing, emphasizing the significant impact of pricing on revenue and profitability. He details a strategic method for raising prices incrementally while maintaining customer satisfaction and attracting higher-value clients.

Key Takeaways

• Pricing's Impact: Increasing prices has the biggest impact on a business's revenue and profitability. A small price increase can significantly increase revenue per customer.
• The Lie of Competition: The common excuse of matching competitor pricing is a lie; it hinders building a differentiated business that commands premium prices.
• Target Better Clients: Attracting better clients who value quality and are less price-sensitive is crucial for higher margins and profitability. Stop selling cheap to attract better clients.
• The Van Westendorp Method: This pricing method involves surveying customers to determine price thresholds (too expensive, acceptable, bargain). This helps determine optimal price points for incremental increases.
• Gradual Price Increases: Incremental price increases are less likely to cause customer churn than large, sudden increases. A 20% increase per new customer is suggested until price sensitivity emerges.
• Premium Menu Strategy: Create a menu of pricing options, removing budget options and focusing on premium offerings to subtly shift customer perception and acceptance of higher prices.
• Phased Implementation: Introduce new pricing for new customers, while gradually informing existing customers of future price increases (6-12 months notice). This minimizes immediate backlash.
• Communicating Value: Clearly communicate the reasons behind price increases, highlighting improvements in quality, service, technology, or personnel.

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🚀 Tired of relying solely on A-players to scale your business? I built my $14M agency with proven systems and processes – and you can too!

This video reveals the exact framework I used to grow my agency from startup to $14 million in annual revenue. Learn from nine years of real-world experience, including both brilliant successes and costly mistakes. This isn't theory; it's battle-tested.

📊 What You'll Learn:

• How to build a thriving company with strong processes, even with B and C players.
• The power of process mapping for crystal-clear team communication and understanding.
• Proven methods to effectively train your team on established processes.
• Strategies for identifying and fixing weaknesses in your operational systems.
• How to enforce process compliance and manage non-compliance effectively.

⏰ Timestamps:

• 0:00 - Introduction: Building a $14M Agency Without Only A-Players
• 0:35 - Establishing Strong Processes & Systems
• 1:41 - Process Mapping: A Visual Approach
• 2:48 - Training & Communication: Key to Success
• 4:00 - Continuous Improvement: Feedback & Optimization
• 7:02 - Dealing with Non-Compliance & Policy Enforcement

💡 Key Takeaway: Stop depending solely on A-players! Strong systems and processes are the foundation of scalable growth.

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👥 About Me: I went from drowning in student debt to co-founding a $14M agency with 180+ team members. Ranked 4X among Asia's fastest-growing companies, I'm here to share what I've learned to help you succeed.

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