I received a question about the ethics of pricing your services based on how much the client can afford:
"Is it fair to base your pricing on how much people can afford - [for example,] charging a large and wealthy company a lot more - or should it always be based on fairness and good value, even if the company is willing to pay your artificially high fees?"
Show Notes
I received a question about the ethics of pricing your services based on how much the client can afford:
Is it fair to base your pricing on how much people can afford - [for example,] charging a large and wealthy company a lot more - or should it always be based on fairness and good value, even if the company is willing to pay your artificially high fees?
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An unconventional marketing podcast by aspiring tap dancer turned marketer, Brad Hussey, who attempts to answer the question, "Is it possible to build a successful and ethical online business? Or are we doomed to use dishonest tactics and deceptive marketing to succeed?".