When setting prices, the three price points can help influence consumer choices while providing products and services that meet their needs. 

1. Low price range: Those with a limited budget prefer this option. Companies keep prices low in this range by offering only basic features and services. It generally targets the masses and focuses on providing necessary features and services while keeping costs low.

2. Median price range: Consumers who want and are willing to pay extra for basic features opt for this range. Customers expect middle-range products and services to be of higher quality and offer more choices and customization options.

3. High price range: Naturally, consumers expect the highest quality and experience in this price range. Customers expect products and services in the higher price range to offer advanced features with the latest technology, as well as a higher level of customization and professional support.

These three price points make it easier for consumers to find an option that fits their budget and needs. Additionally, a larger price differential makes it easier for consumers to identify value and choose the right product or service at the right price point.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I heard somebody said golf is one of the best way to screw up your nice day. I somewhat agree.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are some things that make PSPINC different from others. 

1. Consultations: PSPINC's sales process starts with a comprehensive evaluation of everything customers could require. Instead of immediately pitching our Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions, our sales representatives delve into understanding the challenges, objectives, and priorities of each prospect. By asking probing questions, they identify specific pain points related to the prospect's business operations, technology needs, and growth ambitions.

2. Rapport Building: Establishing trust and rapport is a cornerstone of PSPINC's sales approach. Our sales representatives focus on building authentic connections with prospects by actively listening to their concerns, empathizing with their difficulties, and showcasing their expertise in SaaS development and management. This genuine interest and understanding lay the groundwork for a solid relationship built on mutual respect.

3. Educating Customers: PSPINC doesn't just sell SaaS solutions; we also act as trusted advisors to their prospects. Our sales representatives provide valuable insights and guidance to help prospects make well-informed decisions. They educate prospects about the benefits of SaaS, demonstrate PSPINC's solution capabilities through product demonstrations, and share relevant success stories from similar industries.

4. Customized Solutions: Because we recognize that every business has unique needs, PSPINC prioritizes offering personalized solutions tailored to every prospect. Our sales representatives collaborate closely with prospects to co-create solutions that directly address their specific pain points and deliver tangible value. This may involve tailoring features, adjusting pricing structures, or bundling services to align with the prospect's requirements and budget.

5. Follow-up and Support: We here at PSPINC understand that the sales process extends beyond closing a deal. So, we emphasize ongoing support and follow-up to ensure customer satisfaction and retention. After finishing a sale, our sales representatives remain engaged with customers by offering assistance, addressing any issues that arise, and soliciting feedback to continually enhance the customer experience. This proactive approach helps PSPINC maintain strong relationships with customers and foster long-term loyalty.

Overall, our sales process here at PSPINC focuses on understanding the customer's needs, building relationships, and offering tailored solutions to deliver genuine value. Through this customer-centric approach, we aim to stand out in the competitive SaaS market, drive conversions, and cultivate enduring customer relationships.

 

 

It appears that Mayuri Indian Restaurant has closed its doors. While it's unfortunate, its closure doesn't affect me significantly. Although they used to offer a great buffet, they discontinued it when Covid-19 struck. Since then, I haven't frequented the restaurant as much, mainly because I'm not familiar with ordering Indian menu items by name.