Jump to content
Shoe Repairer Forum

Recommended Posts

£5 for both pu and metal

 

 

Thats way to cheap For Bristol in my opinion, I was charging £7 and that was over 3 years ago. And dont say people will not pay it, they will, just look at the Timpson store in the center, takes up to £7000 per week.

 

 

where my shop is positioned there is another independent shoe repairer within 500 yards so you cant get to greedy,but i think by charging £5 customers normally bring in a few pairs at a time where as if your charging 7-8 quid they might think of having only one pair this week and get the others done later,so in fact for a little more work u could earn more.xminit did you say you used to work in clifton though,money grows on trees there.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

£5 for both pu and metal

 

 

Thats way to cheap For Bristol in my opinion, I was charging £7 and that was over 3 years ago. And dont say people will not pay it, they will, just look at the Timpson store in the center, takes up to £7000 per week.

 

 

where my shop is positioned there is another independent shoe repairer within 500 yards so you cant get to greedy,but i think by charging £5 customers normally bring in a few pairs at a time where as if your charging 7-8 quid they might think of having only one pair this week and get the others done later,so in fact for a little more work u could earn more.xminit did you say you used to work in clifton though,money grows on trees there.

 

 

Yes I worked all the minit shops in Brizzle, Clifton, Horsefair, Bedminster etc.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 5 weeks later...

Yep...I work in $$, and its always a worry about putting prices up. Just do it 50p at a time. Just imagine if you do (make it easy) 2000 ladies heels a year, you'll earn an extra 1000 quid a year (you guys are still pounds sterling right?) just by tagging that extra 50p on your price,

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 2 weeks later...
Guest boonhead

try this with a couple of customers start with a top price i.e 6.50 if there not happy come down to your normal price.do any of you put your prices up once a year for e:g.it's worth trying :-{{{

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Hi there from the Netherlands,

 

Here are the results of the Dutch Price Survey from 2007:

 

PU in British Pounds: 5,74 Avrage price and my price is 6,34!

(sorry, no steel price average! My price for steel is 7,12!)

It makes no big difference with the UK than.... :lol:

 

By the way:

 

I wish everyone a nice christmass and a happy 2008!!! :smt111

 

John the Dutch Cobbler

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...