How to price products so you make a profit and not a loss?💲💲
"How much should I sell my products for to make a profit?" This is the most common question from creators who start sewing custom orders or selling finished items, for example, at a market.
Creators often don't realize that:
📣 The price cannot be guessed or estimated
📣 They need to know much more information than just the price of the material
📣 Prices from competitors cannot be used
Why is there nothing left in the end?
The reason why most small creators are left with an empty wallet at the end of the month is due to poorly set prices that gradually eat up the entire margin, leaving you with nothing...
I'll tell you the truth. The problem is not the products
But in the fact that you don't know what you need to account for to get paid for your work and pay for materials, energy, and statutory deductions, and still be in the black at the end of the month.
That's all. And it can be easily fixed.
✨ I'm introducing you to an online course✨
How to Price Your Products
Everything you need to know about how to price your handmade products (yes, including children's clothing with 16 sizes :-) and sell them profitably!
What will you learn in the course?✨
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To correctly calculate costs
This will probably totally surprise you. You'll find out that costs aren't just fabrics, threads, zippers, but we'll go through overhead, monthly, and regular costs, and you'll get all of this sorted out!
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Calculate profitable margin
Here you will probably understand why you can't just sell products at any price or copy prices from competitors.
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Price products
Costs and margins aren't the only components of a price. You need to account for some "buffer" for discounts, promotions, or for wholesale customers.
Change for your business today🚀
🪧The course is short, divided into several video lessons, where I will show you how to work on pricing using examples.
You have access for 1 year and can watch repeatedly. This is not a live course. You will receive access immediately after payment.