Becker
Member
Man I know this topic has been beat to hell over the years.
I use to be a per room guy years and years ago.
Then switched to per sq....
Now I'm 2nd guessing myself and here is why.
Potential clients can be ignorant. Yes I said ignorant, not stupid.
Per room seems so simple for them to get an idea of price.
In a busy call volume week I give maybe 1-2 in home bids.
I get a lot of new clients to book online, no call etc.
But could I increase online bookings with a standard per room pricing, I mean give in to the ignorance of the avg client who has no idea how many sq ft are in their 20x18 foot bedroom that is really only 12x14?
Yeah yeah, I'd have to cap the sq ft per room, as I recently did 3 rooms, 1100 sq ft. But I figure in many cases the biggest rooms will make up for the smallest room. or ummm other way around.
I use to be a per room guy years and years ago.
Then switched to per sq....
Now I'm 2nd guessing myself and here is why.
Potential clients can be ignorant. Yes I said ignorant, not stupid.
Per room seems so simple for them to get an idea of price.
In a busy call volume week I give maybe 1-2 in home bids.
I get a lot of new clients to book online, no call etc.
But could I increase online bookings with a standard per room pricing, I mean give in to the ignorance of the avg client who has no idea how many sq ft are in their 20x18 foot bedroom that is really only 12x14?
Yeah yeah, I'd have to cap the sq ft per room, as I recently did 3 rooms, 1100 sq ft. But I figure in many cases the biggest rooms will make up for the smallest room. or ummm other way around.