September 24, 2007, 4:52 pm
Selling customers on your pricing stratetgies
Charging an appropriate amount for your product or service is essential, as FSB's Anne Fisher discusses in "Selling prospects on your fees." What are your strategies for letting customers know that your price is right? Make a post here to share them with our readers.
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