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It is very professional to discuss the amount for a given service with your new client at the beginning – before the procedure.

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You inform him how you set the prices for different services. Point out to him which service is more expensive and explain the buy phone number list reasons. Is it time-consuming? Do you use the highest quality materials? Are you the only one who has training for this type of procedure in Slovakia?

Use this as an opportunity to show that you understand your craft perfectly and reassure your client that they are in good hands. People are willing to pay when they know a lot about a product/service and also feel they need it.

On the contrary, there’s nothing worse than freezing when a client asks you why your services are twice as expensive as your competitor’s.  So always be prepared with an explanation.

You can also convince a client of your professionalism through nonverbal communication – read our article Tips on how to impress clients with body language .

If the client tells you that he doesn’t have that much money on him,  inform him about the nearest ATMs where he can withdraw money and return. If you don’t trust him too much and are worried that he might not come back – ask him for the keys as a deposit until he returns and pays for the service. Ideally, consider a payment terminal in the salon.

Don’t be afraid to turn down a client

If, while arranging an appointment online or by phone, a potential client asks you  “if there’s any chance of a discount,” consider carefully whether it’s worth continuing to communicate with them.

Ask yourself: Is this client important championship titles as weanlings competing with amateur to me? Is he worth my time? Will he want my service in the future? Will he recommend me to his friends?

If the answer to any of these questions is NO,  it may be a good idea to politely end the conversation.  It’s rarely worth trying to convince someone to pay more money than they want. It may do you more harm than good later on.

If this client seems like it’s worth the investment,  educate them a little more  about your reasoning behind the pricing of your services.  It might help them see the value you provide.

TIP: Sometimes potential clients really want your service, but they may not have the money to do it right now. That’s why it’s important to maintain a good relationship with them. They may come to you when they have extra money.

Article sumary:

  • A properly set price list is the foundation.
  • Trust your prices and don’t let them discourage you.
  • Be professional, communicate the price, explain the reasons for pricing the service.
  • Always have answers ready regarding prices.
  • If you don’t like a potential client, don’t be afraid to reject them.

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