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Podcast Episode 77: 20% of Our Clients Bring in 80% of Our Income

The Business of Boutique Fitness

077: 20% of our Clients Bring in 80% of Our Income. This is exactly how I found our highest paying customers.

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    This is exactly how I found our highest paying customers and let me share with you how you can find yours too.

    I was browsing our Ready Aim Empire Facebook group and someone commented with a really great question –

    “How on earth do you find people who are willing to pay for premium products?”

    I’ve made a really consistent choice throughout all of my businesses. I wanted to price myself as a premium provider.

    A lesson I learned a long time ago was that I got the least amount of headaches from the people who paid me the most money.

    In addition to that, if I needed to make $100,000, it would only take me 10 people who were willing to pay me $10,000. Instead of 100 people willing to pay me $1,000 or even 1,000 people willing to pay me $100.

    I recognized where my bandwidth was and where I could focus my customer service. I identified my sweet spot being to really get my clients results and I knew I just couldn’t do that for $100.

    That is reflected in my pricing.

    But then a lot of my clients have said, “Great, you’ve sold me on premium pricing, but how do I find those people?”

    So many people think they are in the smallest market or it won’t work for them. And TRUST me when I say, it’s possible for you.

    Listen into Episode 077 and you’ll learn:

    • Why I work in a premium provider format (versus a lower price point service)
    • Why it is important to educate your clients on how you can make a difference
    • Why you need to let people know there is a problem and how you can provide a solution with social proof
    • How to use re-targeting Facebook ads focused on testimonials
    • How gift giving can influence your customers
    • All about behavior driven Facebook and Instagram ads
    • What does mapping your clients mean?

    Join my Ready Aim Empire tribe to find incredible insights from other entrepreneurs and share your own takeaways!

    With grit + gratitude,

    Xo Lisé

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