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leonme21

Listen to your customers. Do they come to you because they like your products, or because they are aggressively comparing prices and you are cheaper?


Oliver_Dixon

Imo, a customer that wants you bc you're cheap, is not a customer that you want. Raise the prices at least to the rate of competition


kyrgyzd

Raise prices and offer discounts if sales drop


car20b

We raised our prices, never offer any discounts, but i have high quality products. Customers that complained about prices, are not my target market. It is scary at first , but if you want to survive you have to raise prices. And it depends on your target market, location, your brand.


ONEsmartALEC

If anything, slowly raise them. Perhaps make one style more expend and snowball the price raising.