@GadSaad I'm guessing you were planning to release it for $99.99 and this exercise was just to generate perceived value? Otherwise, it is a very faulty sampling methodology.
Here's a deceptively hard business scenario:
You own a niche product that customers genuinely love.
Retention is strong. Reviews are great. The brand has real fans.
But growth is slow because the product is expensive to make, hard to explain, and not an obvious impulse buy.
You can only fix one thing this year.
Calling the business strategy people who love a challenging small-business puzzle:
You own a single-location independent pet store.
Strong reputation. Loyal customers. Good staff. Decent sales. Clean, well-run store. Not distressed.
But after payroll, rent, inventory, shrink, software, insurance, and all the usual retail overhead… it’s basically break-even to slightly profitable.
Good business from the customer’s perspective. Mediocre business from the owner’s perspective.
What’s the key strategic decision that needs to be made to move this business to the next level?
@BillU95280853@luthergarcia@GunnelsWarren Their net worth is not accumulated income, it's equity. If you're worried about taxing the rich you should focus on corporate income tax, not these billionaires.
@luthergarcia@GunnelsWarren All three of those guys developed transformative technologies and richly deserve their wealth in my opinion. But there is a lot holding the average person back, never mind those who are truly disadvantaged.
@SensuousAlien@LakeLife2869 @GregShelley6 @ASo1omons I don't think commission is usually based off gross sales. It's computed on a per-transaction basis.
@Fabulous_Corvid@LakeLife2869 @GregShelley6 @ASo1omons If you walk into a place that sells on commission knowing what you're going to buy, the salesperson still gets a commission. In such a scenario, commission is built into the price of what you're buying.
@LakeLife2869 @GregShelley6 @ASo1omons Think of it like a sales commission. The higher consideration for the server is their compensation for selling a higher priced item.
@notpopbase@pluckedseraphim You're essentially subsidizing the business by not tipping. If they paid fair wages to server the price of your meal would be much higher. The only person you're hurting by not tipping is the server, who deserves to be paid for her labour.