Alex Hormozi: How I RAISE PRICES without losing sales...(using this psychological trick)
Last updated: Jun 15, 2023
The video is about a psychological trick that Alex Hormozi uses to raise prices without losing sales in his businesses.
This video by Alex Hormozi was published on Jun 30, 2021. Video length: 07:15.
In this video, Alex Hormozi shares his process for raising prices without losing sales.
He explains that one of the fears of raising prices is that the sales team won't have conviction or the market won't bear the price, but he has a process that has worked well for him. He outlines a strategy where he bumps up the top price by an additional percentage and offers a prepayment discount, allowing customers to have an emotional comfort zone while still increasing profitability.
He emphasizes the importance of meeting customers where they're at and giving them their home base number, anchoring a higher price point, and offering a prepayment discount.
Raising prices is a profitable business strategy.
A process has been developed to raise prices without losing sales.
The strategy involves bumping up the top price, making it the anchor price, offering installment payments, and pre-payment discounts.
Using uneven splits can keep more cash upfront.
Offering a pre-payment discount can encourage customers to pay the higher price.
Using a process can help alleviate fears of losing sales.
Offering a pre-payment discount can encourage customers to pay the higher price.
How to Raise Prices without Losing Sales
Offer a prepayment discount to give customers a sense of home base and incentivize them to pay upfront.
Jump over the price you plan to set and use a higher price anchor to make the prepayment discount seem more attractive.
Make the comfort price compared to the prepayment discount only marginal to encourage customers to pay upfront.
Raise prices successfully, get more people to prepay, and make the sales team feel confident and convicted about the pricing.
Clear the pipeline and announce price increases to create true scarcity and urgency, motivate the team to close more deals faster, and get a nice boost of cash flow before making the change.