I Paid A Kid $40 To Shovel My Walk Today
Kid knocked on the door and offered to shovel our walk. Actually, it was 2
kids. They wanted $10 each for the job. I said okay.
When they got done, and did a really great job, I paid them $20 each.
They looked surprised, smiled and thanked me.
Now, do you think they'll remember that I treated them right because they
did such a good job? Think they'll remember who I was and when it snows
again, make sure they come back and do an even better job because they
know I'll pay them more than their rate?
We see so many threads about marketers trying to get services at rock
bottom prices. Articles for $3 and so on.
But imagine you treated somebody really well who did a great job for you
doing whatever it is. Think you'll have any problems retaining their
services and getting top notch service? After all, why would they risk
losing such a gravy train by doing a sloppy job?
Naturally, you need to think about ROI. If it doesn't make economical
sense to pay more then don't do it. But if paying a little more ends up
paying off, maybe in ways that you can't really pin down in pure dollars
and cents, it might be something to consider when outsourcing whatever
it is you need to have done.
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