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Key takeaways
- Any business can do this, charging different prices at different times for the same product.
- And so, your weekend menu, which you can print out separately, should have prices that are 10 or 20% higher.
- Instead of thinking this won't work for my business, just ask the question, how could I make this work for my
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Abschnitt 1 Any business can do this, charging different prices at different times for the same product.
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0:00Any business can do this, charging different prices at different times for the same product. On Uber, this is pretty standard. Friday night at 10 o'clock, you're going to get more expensive rides than you are at Wednesday at noon. So, think about a restaurant. You're busier on weekends than you are during the week. And so, your weekend menu, which you can print out separately, should have prices that are 10 or 20% higher. If you're a gym, then you can have a membership class that's for peak hours or available at all hours versus one that's available for non- peak hours. Instead of thinking this won't work for my business, just ask the question, how could I make this work for my …