Hello all. I don't know what the rules are about talking about money in the PTG, but I have noticed conversations of the kind before, so I figured it was okay to ask for some advice. I am probably moving from NYC in February and have considered selling my client list. Now being in the business for only 3 years, it is not huge. However, I have worked very hard for it and have accumulated over 200 names, many of which are reliable repeats. I feel it is worth money. Other than just throwing out a random number to a potential buyer, is there some sort of precedent for a reasonable price, or method of dealing with, this? Most of you will probably be wondering right off the bat "*how many* repeat clients?" so that you can give an informed answer. Well, most of the names in my address book are home pianos, and I have not kept up with the records as I should have (I did in the beginning though!) so I will guess for our purposes here that 75 are repeats (tuned at least twice) and 10 are frequents (tuned at least 4x/year). I think many of the others are potential repaeats, however I have not hounded them due to a 9-5 at a piano rental company. Thanks in advance to all responses, -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20090820/3ea9bc32/attachment.htm>
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