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Did You Price Your Product Right? How to Know.These three points shouldn't be overlooked.

ByJoe Worth•

This story appears in theDecember 2016issue of狗万官方.Subscribe »

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After building your product, pricing it is the hardest puzzle you'll face. Get it right and making a profit is easy. Get it wrong and you maybankruptyour business fast. But it isn't a guessing game; there is a right price, and you can figure it out by answering these three questions.

Related:10 Pricing Strategies That Can Drastically Improve Sales

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