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When to raise your prices, and how to say it

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  • Give existing clients 30 days notice, state the new rate and the date, and thank them.
  • Expect one or two clients to leave.
When to raise your prices, and how to say it
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Give existing clients 30 days notice, state the new rate and the date, and thank them. Do not over-explain.

Expect one or two clients to leave. Usually the ones who pushed hardest on price were also the hardest to serve.

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