David Newman – Why Charge Premium Fees Before You Think You Are Ready

Impact Pricing - Un podcast de Mark Stiving, Ph.D.

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Why you have to check out today’s podcast:  Why you should charge a premium fee for your services  Why undercharging is killing your business  The halo effect of premium pricing: How to use it for your business    David Newman specializes in working with speakers, authors, consultants, and independent professionals who want to stop throwing money into a marketing black hole and attract, engage, and win more clients. He’s been running his own business called Do It Marketing for 18 years. He earned his CSP, Certified Speaking Professional from National Speakers Association.  David hosts his own podcast called The Speaking Show.   In this episode, David will walk us through the ideas and strategies of charging a premium price for your product and services.   In his vast experience as a speaker and consultant to various big firms in different industries and to solopreneurs, be assured he will share the relevant pricing tactics of reinforcing that psychological perception of premium products and services.    “You have to charge premium fees before you think you are ready to charge premium fees. Your pricing is your positioning. And your positioning is integrated into your pricing. ”  – David Newman    Stay updated on all thing pricing. Subscribe to ‘The Pricing Perspective’ here   Topics Covered:     01:44 – Relating his transition from being a corporate consultant to helping other speakers raise their game  03:33 – The feeling of fulfillment seeing his clients reach their goals  04:43 – His thought on ignorance and undercharging your services   08:12 – Why do people hire speakers? Is it for content or delivery?  12:21 – Influence and Differentiation in a pricing frame of mind  14:51 – How much should you price your service as a speaker  18:54 – The halo effect of premium pricing: How to use it for your business  19:48 – On pricing less than what you are really worth  23:47 – The value of premium pricing  25:31 – Pricing advice from David: “People buy who they are, they really buy who they are. There are passengers on an airplane that always fly economy, would never think of business class or first class because it doesn’t match their identity. It’s not who they are.”       Key Takeaways:  “The more research that you do about what's the going rate in your market, in your topic for your level of expertise, you will be shocked. You'll be shocked and stunned about how much you should be getting. Because we always underprice ourselves and we always overestimate the value that others deliver.” - David Newman   “When people pay more, they pay more attention. They value your product more just because they paid more and then they implement more and then they get more results.” - David Newman  “When you're not offering something at a premium price, I guarantee you that you're leaving money on the table. People that want the biggest, the best and the most expensive, if they don't see it with you, they're going to go find it with somebody else. ”  - David Newman    Connect with David Newman:  doitmarketing.com   LinkedIn    Connect with Mark Stiving  Email: [email protected]  LinkedIn  Twitter   

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