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In a previous blog post, I described how to calculate the price of our product, which is derived from the cost of producing that product. We set up a company that designed and sold T-shirts with custom printing. In our calculations, we found that the price of the designed T-shirt consisted of a fixed cost and a variable cost – 20 PLN and 80 PLN, respectively. It turned out that we should sell 100 T-shirts in a month at a
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As a consumer, you’ve probably wondered where prices come from. Have you asked yourself why Coca-Cola in a 1-liter bottle costs 5.59 PLN and in a two-liter bottle costs 7.99 PLN? Something doesn’t add up here, after all. In addition, why is there sometimes a “promotion” and the same bottle costs 4.99 PLN. Could it be that the price was too high before? Or perhaps now the store is not making money on the sale of this product? These are
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If he already knows what his business is supposed to do, what he is aiming for, what his goals are, he needs to specify exactly who will buy his products. This seemingly easy task sometimes takes a lot of time, and abandoning the search for a solution can bring disaster to even the best business idea. Who will be the company’s customers? You need to find out before being pushed by a vision of a sensational invention or an entirely
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When I talk to budding entrepreneurs or students of the subject Business Plan, I often hear that they plan to have as many products or services as possible in their offerings. With products it’s still not so bad – if they are well cataloged and easy to sell, there can be a lot of them. With services it’s worse – when I ask what the basic version of a service should look like and how much it should cost, there
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A few days ago I described how products differ from services and that it is sometimes difficult to distinguish between what is one and what is the other. On the surface, there is only one criterion that differentiates a product and a service – a person or machine that is needed to provide a service, and is not necessary to sell a product. In reality, however, the matter is not so simple and requires you to think about whether you
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