Red Flags You’re Competing on Price, NOT Value

home stagers stop competing on Price

It’s the age-old question and one that has plagued and haunted real estate stagers for decades – how do you price your services? You need to make money, but you don’t want to lose a job for being over-priced.

What if I told you that you get to set your price however you want? The truth is that the method that you use for calculating your pricing is not what really matters, though so many spend countless hours agonizing over this very thing. Instead of participating in the race to the bottom, what if you simply boosted and sold your value? 

Home stagers, stop being afraid of losing the job and stop competing on price

The first step towards competing on value, rather than pricing, is to recognize when you’re doing the latter.

The following are some key red flags that you are, in fact, competing on price:

  1. You bid on a project, but they went with a cheaper option
  2. You find yourself trying to “justify” your pricing
  3. You’re looking for ways to cut your price before you’ve even sent the proposal
  4. You’re working on a razor-thin profit margin

Side effects of competing on value instead include healthier profit margins, more restful sleeps, and sustainable long-term growth. If you wish to avoid these side effects, simply continue doing what you’re doing and keep cutting your margins. But if you want to learn the secrets of how to compete on price, then join me on February 17, 2022, for the next RESA Professional Development Webinar to learn how to land your best clients without slashing your prices.

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Shauna Lynn Simon
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