Alex Hayes Pricing Confidence: Why Independent Professionals Undercharge
Alex Hayes, president of Boost Pricing, says independent professionals undercharge from fear of losing the relationship. Alex trains sales teams at Boost Pricing to win deals at higher prices and hold that price when the buyer pushes back. She explains why solo practitioners cave: discounting is the easiest lever to pull, and a 5 per cent cut comes off profit, not revenue, so one handshake can erase a quarter of the year's margin. She describes lifting her own team's net margin from 6 to 8 per cent within a year, and names scope creep as a different problem, a need for approval. For a practice of one she offers two simple tools: a written scope to point back to and a pay-myself number kept front and centre. She works through the top three objections to prepare for and why a price objection is really a question about value Wisepreneurs explores how experienced independent professionals position accumulated expertise and build sustainable practice. Mentions: Boost Pricing, EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System), Casey Brown's TED Talk, Sandler Selling, Rain Group. Connect with Alex Website Boost Pricing LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/akhayesmba/ Support the show Connect with Nigel Rawlins Website: https://wisepreneurs.com.au/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nigelrawlins/ Free assessments for independent professionals: https://wisepreneurs.com.au/field-guides/ The Wisepreneur newsletter, practical thinking for experienced independent professionals, every Tuesday: https://wisepreneurs.com.au/newsletter Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2311675/supporters/new






