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APRIL 2010

Thou Shalt Not Discount

Tony Gattari, Achievers Group

Tony Gattari, Achievers Group It's the First Commandment of selling, says sales guru Tony Gattari of Achievers Group. "Thou shalt not discount". He offers the salutary tale of Joe the Plumber, who discounted because his competitors were and increased both his turnover and the already-long hours he worked, but made less profit. Don't confuse turnover with profitability, says Tony Gattari. Better to raise your prices, at least by increase in CPI, but make sure you're creating value for the customer. Think of offering warranties, guarantees or finance deals - they're all ways of increasing profits by adding value. Try to make your product a status symbol that reflects your customer's values. And aim for a quality image in everything you do: marketing material, staff appearance, phone-answering manner, as well as the products themselves. It will pay off.

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