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Use Case: Ask a Pricing Question and Get an Answer Built on Your Own Numbers

Save your offer and price once, then ask Jeremy whether to raise it and see him answer with what you saved.

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Written by Carlos Molero

Once your offer and price are saved in your Business Profile, you can ask Jeremy a question like "Should I raise my price?" without retyping them. He can read the profile and answer using what you saved.

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What was saved

This sample profile is a demo, not a real business. It has four answers:

  • Business name

  • Type of business

  • Offer: "Agency Accelerator: 12-week group coaching program with weekly live calls and templates. One-time purchase."

  • Price: "$1,500 USD one-time"

What Jeremy did with it

The question was "Should I raise my price? Use my business profile."

While Jeremy worked, Reading My Business Profile showed above the chat box. His reply opened with what he found: one offer, Agency Accelerator, 12-week group coaching, $1,500 one-time.

He also said revenue, customer count, close rates and capacity were blank, so he couldn't make the call on numbers alone. Instead, he explained how he decides on price increases and asked what demand looks like right now.

Updating the price from chat

The next message was "I just raised the Agency Accelerator price to $2,000 USD one-time." Jeremy confirmed the move from $1,500 to $2,000 and asked to save it.

An approval card showed $1,500 crossed out next to $2,000. Nothing in the profile changes until you click Approve.

Not now closes the card without saving.

Get more from it

The more questions you answer, especially revenue, close rate and lead flow, the less Jeremy has to ask before he can give you a specific recommendation.

If something looks wrong

If Jeremy's answer doesn't match what's saved on your Business profile page, email [email protected] with your account email, the chat link and a screenshot.

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