How To Sell More Stuff “What's your best price?"

[@Hondalover3000]

A new buyer messaged me recently with this 'best price' term. After getting an understanding of what was really needed, I quoted my actual price with a breakdown of what that included. Then they cut the project down to half the volume, which I also did with the price to be fair. Then I sent the final offer for them to accept or reject. But this video seems like a good response for such a scenario. Thanks, Mike!

[@MikeNardiTV]

You’re very welcome! Hope it helps you down the road!

[@Hondalover3000]

@@MikeNardiTV Thanks!

[@TRNam-nu5ow]

Hi Mike, I just want to say that the video really helps me in selling my stuffs since I usually met customers who wanted me to give them a price, then they disappear, but now I know the way to deal with it (you can correct me if I got anything wrong in your message). However, I found several advice from copywriters saying that at the beginning you have to deal with the problem of low price and you should accept any price that your client offer and try to improve your skill first. After getting some skills you can negotiate for your own price later. I want to ask if this advice is correct and useful for me since I feel that it will give fully the control to the client for my service and it seems to goes the opposite way I learned from your video. Thanks a lot!

[@MikeNardiTV]

That’s a bit of a different situation when you’re just starting out, but even doing what I recommend in this video can help you avoid having to rock bottom when just starting out

[@mayurvakare5930]

Productive 10 mint. Video😍💪

[@MikeNardiTV]

Cheers!

[@omar.wilhog]

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[@MikeNardiTV]

Happy you enjoy the content!