Stop Guessing. Start Pricing with Purpose!
- Kemba
- May 2
- 2 min read
Pricing is not a math exercise. It’s a strategy. It’s positioning. It’s perception. And if you’re pulling numbers out of thin air (or worse, copying your competitors), you’re likely leaving money, confidence, and clarity on the table.
Why Pricing Deserves More Respect?
Pricing is often the most underutilized growth lever in a business. We obsess over marketing, product, and team—and then slap on a number based on gut feeling. It isn't just about covering costs. Pricing is your brand's heartbeat -- it tells the world what you're worth before you say a word.
But here’s the thing: A 1% increase in price can lead to an 11% increase in profit.
That’s that shows just how powerful pricing can be. If your pricing is off, everything else has to work harder to compensate. If your pricing is right, it creates margin for growth, innovation, and breathing room.
What Is a Pricing Strategy?
A pricing strategy is the intentional method you use to set and adjust prices based on value, cost, customer psychology, and your position in the market. It's not just about charging more or less—it’s about aligning price with purpose.
It answers questions like:
What value do we bring?
Who are we selling to?
What do they expect to pay?
What margin do we need to sustain and grow?
Your pricing strategy should reflect your business model, goals, and brand promise.
Types of Pricing Strategies
Here’s a list of some common pricing models — and when they work best:
Want a deeper dive? I love this breakdown from HubSpot.
How to Know If Your Pricing Strategy Needs Work
You’re attracting price-sensitive clients who want everything for nothing
You’re too busy to breathe but your profit feels like pennies
You don’t really know why you charge what you do
You haven’t raised prices in… a while
You feel anxious every time someone asks for a quote
Pricing as a Growth Strategy
Pricing isn’t just what you charge. It’s how you communicate your worth, filter the right clients, and build a sustainable business. Set it with intention. Revisit it with curiosity. Defend it with confidence.
And when in doubt? Ask: Does this price reflect the transformation I provide?
If the answer is no, it might be time to rework your strategy—or partner with someone who can help you do it right.
Pro Tip: Don’t DIY Forever
You can guess. Or you can get strategic. A good pricing strategy aligns your business model with your goals — and gives you the confidence to stand behind every proposal, rate sheet, or invoice.
If you want clarity on where your pricing stands or you're ready to design a pricing model that supports your growth goals, let's talk.
Book a Strategy Call with Kewell Consulting
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