Campbell: Businesses should raise prices at least once per year
Patrick Campbell · Brainstorming Ideas with The $200M Man | ft. Patrick Campbell (#519) · Nov 16, 2023 · at 1:00:12
Patrick Campbell, founder of ProfitWell, discusses the cadence at which companies should implement direct price increases.
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“You should be raising your price at least once per year. There are some top outs and there's some exceptions to this particular rule, but everything about your price is basically this exchange rate on your value.”
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