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In business, there's a huge difference between price and value. If a client starts the conversation by focusing solely on price, chances are they're not going to buy—or worse, they may not be the right client for your business at all. When a customer is only interested in negotiating...

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True 💯

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I talk a big game about saving ecom clients on shipping rates. Well, I've saved: • $50M between clients in 2 years • @luxurywatchguy $200k in 4 hours • Dozens of clients 10-50% (for a decade now!) Want to learn how? Follow me @MisterLogistic

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this is my talk with my team at TCE Plastics our water tanks are good, very good in fact not even Jojo Tanks come close to our durability and stability on our Flo Tanks we need to raise the price coz our cost of sales are high🥲

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Thanks for the motivation

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If the service/product is of high value with credible references/testimonials to back it up, coupled with consecutive years of experience. You get to a point where implementing this is inevitable. Not recommended for a mafikizolo who still needs to earn his stripes.

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Ai mfethu 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙌🏽 ngiyabonga

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