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    <td colspan="14" align="left" valign="top" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" ><h1>Sugarcoat Your Next Training Price Increase.</h1>
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      <h2>The Cassandras and the Chicken Littles 
        have had their say. But you've decided to increase the price 
        of your training offerings anyway. So what's the best way 
        to let customers in on the not-so-good news?  </h2>
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        <p>  <b>A. Resist issuing that "we've held 
          on as long as we can in the face of relentless increases 
          in our cost of doing business" press release.</b> Yuck, what 
          do you want, a medal? Get real, a 5% or even a 10% weighted 
          average price increase in your training offerings isn't 
          the end of the world for most of your customers, and it 
          borders on narcissistic self absorption for you to suggest 
          it. Chances are your terms and conditions allow you to raise 
          prices anytime. So consider simply going ahead with only 
          a courtesy notification to your sales organization.  </p>
        <p> <span class="default"> <b>B. If you feel you must go public, 
          combine the bad news with some good news and announce "new 
          prices."</b> Even as you raise unit prices on your popular mainstay 
          offerings, introduce some new products at a special introductory 
          rate. Throw in a sale on that aging curriculum you're about 
          to upgrade. Point out the significant savings available 
          if customers take greater advantage of your new e-learning 
          offerings (assuming you're not a 100% e-learning company). 
          Hold the line on delivery options where the customer bears 
          part of the burden, e.g. on-sites. </span> </p>
        <p> <span class="default"> <b>C. Consider using some of the bounty 
          from higher unit prices to fund more generous provisions 
          in your volume purchase plans.</b> Look at adding more volume 
          purchase thresholds, increasing volume discounts and building 
          in more value adders. Why? Because high volume opportunities 
          are where the price competition is. This way you can have 
          your cake and eat it too. </span> </p>
        <p> <span class="default"> <b>D. Whatever you do, consider offering 
          your current customers a safety net.</b> Honor all training 
          orders placed before a generous deadline at the old price 
          -- even if the training itself doesn't take place for a 
          matter of months. Then stand back as your salespeople rush 
          out of their cubicles to urge customers to purchase "before 
          it's too late." You'd almost think you were putting your 
          training on sale! </span> </p>
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