Do you think i'm "high"?

[bob]

Think you still sell by the square foot which is out dated.

You're correct if you're referring to a simple minded square foot model as in area * rate.

But, if you're not profoundly innumerate, there is nothing wrong with integrating a complete pricing model around area of the product. Done properly it yields sound and consistent pricing. Far more consistent than the legion of products currently available.

As long as the model is reasonably correct you can express the results by the square foot, by the pound, or by the cycles of the moon. It really doesn't matter how you express the results, it's how you arrived at those results.

 

[skyhigh]

Do you think i'm "high"?

I've gotten that impression after reading a few of your posts.


I'm with Jill....keep this where it belongs. Buy the premium subscription cheap skate. :ROFLMAO:

 

[scarface]

I've gotten that impression after reading a few of your posts.


I'm with Jill....keep this where it belongs. Buy the premium subscription cheap skate. :ROFLMAO:

why would you think i'm high? Sorry i ask questions to learn more

 

[Service Sign Co]

You're leaving a few hundred dollars on the table.

 

[skyhigh]

J/K scarface

When I read the title, I thought you were talking about something else. But hey, Gino has his vises, I thought maybe you had yours.

 

[sjm]

You're correct if you're referring to a simple minded square foot model as in area * rate.

But, if you're not profoundly innumerate, there is nothing wrong with integrating a complete pricing model around area of the product. Done properly it yields sound and consistent pricing. Far more consistent than the legion of products currently available.

As long as the model is reasonably correct you can express the results by the square foot, by the pound, or by the cycles of the moon. It really doesn't matter how you express the results, it's how you arrived at those results.

I respect that but I think understanding what margin you need to make to cover off your overhead allows you to be more competitive.

Granted if you can command $15.00 a square foot power to yah. Though it unrealistic in today's market.

 

[scarface]

I thought $435 for installed lettering only was a good price. I don't see how you could get much higher.. Remember this is supplying no substrate.

As for vises, I don't drink, smoke or do anything.