Understanding Profit Margins In The Cell Phone Repair Business! Cellular Repair School.

[@irepairs1taketutorials944]

How high should our profit margins be?

[@dcrambishwasray8765]

So nice video thanks

[@misterholmes6683]

How long does it take a person to learn phone repair?

[@siggysou8832]

from personal experience took me about a week to learn all iPhones screen repairs in a week with little to no training.

[@CellularRepairSchool]

Like any new skill there can be quite a bit to learn on your way to “Mastery” but if your goal is to start earning extra money doing repairs you can learn enough to get started in as little as 1 week. We usually prepare students for a 1 year journey on the way to growing skills and earnings.

[@Bigdaddy-nl4cy]

How much for your school training program

[@CellularRepairSchool]

You can learn more about our program here: cellularrepairschool.com/cell-phone-repair-training-online/

[@no9254me]

When she realizes the rip off she won’t come back to buy a phone or do a repair. No matter how affluent she might be. Short sighted.

[@CellularRepairSchool]

This is a great and typical response in our class....Ripped off is perspective... How do you know what the true value is to her? You are assuming the price for the material value is the only value. The market sets the price ... as long as its comparable (which is the same for all tempered glass in this example). Its what the customer is willing to pay based on the provided value. Marti said more than once... he didn't charge her for the tempered glass...he charged her for the increased value bundled with the device. That makes the difference. How much do the shoes on your feet cost to make? Surely less than a quarter of what you paid. However: the value is more than what you pay for the shoes in price... which is why you are ok with paying it. You think that hot dog at the ball park is worth 20 dollars? Didn't stop that customer from coming back. So what's the incentive to create? if the intrinsic value outweighs the retail value ... that's for the market to decide. This is what happens when a consumer blends ethics in a capitalist environment ... Price becomes the only measure of value. Classic price competing and undercutting until everyone is out of business and the customer has no option but to shop at Amazon. Long Sighted. Medicine and Healthcare excluded..that should be universal and affordable for all. I pay 250 a month in life insurance... should I be upset or sleep well knowing I'm protected by my investment which should keep me and my family from paying more.

[@criticalmak5329]

Its not a rip off. Nobody is stopping her from doing tbis herself but she paid a skilled person to aquire and put on screen protector. "I wouldn't know how" is likely why she was happy to pay someone who did.

[@PeterLu-r6z]

Why not charge $100 then?

[@zacrc6817]

@@CellularRepairSchoolI’m %100 positive if you gave her the option of a $35 up charge vs that $50 up charge for the same results than she would’ve chosen the cheaper route. The reason she paid $50 is because that’s what he said he’d do it for. She just wanted it done because she knew she needed it and she wanted it done right. Otherwise he wouldn’t have put a screen protector on for her. She’s aware it’s your way or the high way. For example, look at how Apple tries to force you to come only to them for repairs. Because you don’t have the software available to make any non Apple part 100% compatible as it was before, the customer is forced to pay the extra for exclusive Apple service. That is if they want their phone working 100% without any problems as if they just took it out of the box. The point I’m making is that it’s essentially highway robbery for the customers convenience.