Business is Business, plain and simple. You pay full rates for the advertising. They pay full rates for the service. How that works itself out in the wash is, well, just that. Sure makes things easier for accounting purposes ... ---------- > From: DaleP34429@aol.com > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Re: Advertising > Date: Wednesday, July 29, 1998 1:00 AM > One way that has worked well for us is > to give the absolute best piano service that can be given to our customers. > Our aim is to give them service that is not equaled in our service area or > anywhere else. The customer we court wants the best possible service and > realizes that in piano service or any other business, they get what they are > willing to pay for. AMEN! > Here endeth the Lesson, > Dale > > Dale Probst > Registered Piano Technician > Ward & Probst, Inc. > Piano & Organ Service > Wichita Falls, TX > <<Home of the 98 Dallas Cowboy's Training Camp @ Midwestern State University>> Thank you for this lesson. Now, do you have any terrific ideas on how to successfully MARKET that approach to those cheap-minded (fill in the blank ____________________) who expect all technicians to commit untold hours to do top-level work at deep-discounted prices for whatever reason (fill in the blank _____________________)? Z! Reinhardt RPT Ann Arbor MI diskladame@provide.net
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