"Your Detailing Prices Are Too Expensive!" | How To Respond When Your Prices Are Too High

[@detailingbusinessclasspodcast]

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[@liamp51]

This is a banger! I charge premium prices for my area and I can't keep up with the calls, texts and messages. There are several popup type detailers around me who are dirt cheap. I'm talking like $75 to do a complete interior on a Suburban-sized vehicle cheap. They get no customers and go out of business within a season. Like you said, connecting with the right customer is CRUCIAL. I've definitely had a few bad experiences with the wrong type of customer and like you said, those details were miserable and nobody was happy. Keep up the great content man!

[@dfd4688]

The right and wrong customer is sorta like high prices. Wrong for who, what’s the context… if a person is dissatisfied then they are the problem. If that works for you it works for you and you keep doing you. I like your intentions. Cheers

[@dm7744]

You cannot use the price of tools to justify rates because the tool is only as good as the person using it. All comes down to quality efficiency and customer service. I see a lot of dudes online who aren’t personable and have no idea how to even have a conversation with another person. Can’t build a relationship with bad communication

[@laautodetails]

Great advice 👍

[@my2moneypits]

True af