When you charge between £20 and £32 what are the criteria for your prices? Is it brand dependent or mobile or static dependent? Or does it depend on something completely different?
Lx
Its based on you get what you pay for :green:!
I find so many clients are happy to pay £32 a tan and purchase a tan extender too for £27 and thats in a poor mining town where value for money counts.
I have a good background too, many years experiance (over 6 of those alone in tanning) and I have full insurance and contracted to many TV shows.
I sell the solutions and teach so when people book me I suppose they are willing to pay a bit more, however I find new techs that I train also charge £20+ and stick to their guns and are gradually getting busier and busier!
I think there is a market for everyone cheap or expensive just like there is a primark and selfridges, or lambrini and champagne :lol:.
I would much rather take £29 profit for one tan than do five people at £12 to make the same money!! Don't forget as mobile techs we have to consider travelling costs, parking, setting up time etc.
I only discount for getting more clients in one place.
I drove 2 hours to derby last week for a party of five at £32 each! Why? Because it was worth it! My petrol cost me £30, took me 5 hours all round but I made a profit of £110 or £22 an hour!
Kate x