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Los negocios tienden a mantener tarifas desfasadas y enfrentan fricción al ajustar sus precios

Es común que las empresas comiencen cobrando tarifas bajas por necesidad o por asumir que sus clientes no pueden pagar más, lo que provoca que la mayoría de los clientes recurrentes permanezcan con precios heredados y desalineados frente a la inflación. Modificar estas tarifas suele generar quejas y fricciones en los clientes, incluso cuando se aplican rebajas directas. Aunque la tendencia habitual es cobrar poco y tardar en corregir los márgenes, algunos negocios logran cobrar hasta diez veces más que la competencia por atender al mismo perfil de usuario.

Quién lo dice, con sus palabras

Esta idea no sale de una entrevista suelta: aparece en 6 intervenciones distintas de Alex Hormozi. Son 6 fuentes distintas, y ninguna sabe de las otras. Que varias personas coincidan sin conocerse pesa más que una repitiéndose diez veces, así que aquí está lo que dijo cada una, con el enlace al segundo exacto.

The first comment was a complaint. They were like, you could have been charging me this the whole time. Fuck you. Which taught me lesson number one, which is that whenever you change price, people complain. I literally lowered the price for everybody. Like grandfather lowered, not like new people. Everyone just pays me less tomorrow for the same thing, but better and more.

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