Full Version: How much?

From: Cody (BOBTNAILER) [#12]
 26 Oct 2006
To: joyce (JLADY) [#6] 30 Oct 2006

Joyce,

We're right in line with your pricing...we ended up at $80. I know what we need to make on these, but I wanted to see where other folks were.

Incidently, we do very few of the smaller trophies (under 24"). Nearly every trophy we do is at least 24" tall, and has 3 or 4 columns. They are definitely more time-consuming, but we charge for that extra time (and all the extra hardware!).

 

Cody


From: PenMan [#13]
 26 Oct 2006
To: gt350ed [#11] 27 Oct 2006

Oops, I forgot. Thanks for the info.

From: Bill (ALBILLBERT2000) [#14]
 26 Oct 2006
To: Cody (BOBTNAILER) [#12] 27 Oct 2006

Cody Hi.. I didnt take the time to see what your price is to mine.. how are you pricing your trophies.. that size what is your formula

From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#15]
 26 Oct 2006
To: PenMan [#13] 27 Oct 2006

Chris,

I didn't see your question as a hijack.

The discussion is regarding pricing, with the labor involved in the creation of the award, being a prime component. (no pun intended, this time.)

From: Cody (BOBTNAILER) [#16]
 27 Oct 2006
To: Bill (ALBILLBERT2000) [#14] 28 Oct 2006

Bill,

How we price them depends largely on who the customer is. We tend to cater to schools more than any other type of customer, and give them better pricing than we do to anyone else.

For them, we do 2x material cost, plus $60/hr assembly time. On these trophies, I figure 20 to 30 minutes each (including cutting columns and engraving the plate). That's a pretty generous amount of time. If I'm only doing a single trophy, that's about how long it takes. Doing multiples cuts the time way down, since I can do them in stages....just makes it easier.

I've never done large trophies for anyone but schools, but we would most likely charge 2.5x material, along with the same labor calcs.


Cody


From: Bill (ALBILLBERT2000) [#17]
 28 Oct 2006
To: Cody (BOBTNAILER) [#16] 30 Oct 2006

Thanks I wasnt saying you were right or wrong.. fact I think you are inline with the prices I do.. seems like same price just different way to get there.. i am going to look at it again on monday.. I am out of town.. now..

Thanks

Bill


From: LaZerDude (C_BURKE) [#18]
 2 Nov 2006
To: Bill (ALBILLBERT2000) [#2] 2 Nov 2006

quote:
take your costs take and add up to 10% for shipping



:'-( 

I can only WISH I could add 10% for shipping.......even using Priority Mail my shipping cost is OVER 100% ....... :'-( 

From: LaZerDude (C_BURKE) [#19]
 2 Nov 2006
To: Cody (BOBTNAILER) [#1] 9 Jan 2007

Cody,
Nice job. I posted an article from a marketing news letter I get, regarding pricing in the general folder......take a look at it.......I have come to the conclusion that one must price their products and services with regard to profit and profit alone.
This leaves quality, convenience, professionalism...and SERVICE as our only real means of competion....
Regardless, if *I* had to price the trophy you made, it would by necessity be well over $100.00.


From: Bill (ALBILLBERT2000) [#20]
 2 Nov 2006
To: LaZerDude (C_BURKE) [#19] 2 Nov 2006

my price came at $97.50 pricing and qty discounts have to be considered but I priced it with first col pricing fpr one trophy.. and yes doing one takes more time than doing a qty... my price does not include engraving.. I also have a policy if the customer needs the trophy in under 5 days they pay the shipping charges for any parts not in stock.... .. I try to put orders in every week.. to keep the shipping down.. its the small orders that kill your margin..

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