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Published by Benjamin D. Aaron, 2017
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- Title
- Pricing Handmade Soap for Profit: 27 Steps to Budgeting for Succe
- Author
- Aaron, Benjamin
- Publisher
- Benjamin D. Aaron
- Publication year
- 2017
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0692861890
- ISBN 13
- 9780692861899
There is no magic formula when it comes to pricing your handcrafted soap and skincare products. And if you’re using one, your approach might be too narrow. Pricing products can be overwhelming and confusing. Understanding what a profit margin really is, is the key to correctly pricing. In this book I showcase the need to set proper goals for your company, understand what it takes to configure your product’s cost, account for all expenses as a company (both fixed and variable) and create pricing scenarios that will dictate potential profit margins. Because let’s face it, you’re in this to make money. Making soap and skincare products is the easy part. Finding your company’s true net profit margin is incredibly difficult. In 27 steps, this book shows you how to not only properly price your products but how to create a sound budget that guarantees profit!
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About the Author
Benjamin Aaron started his entrepreneurial path in the handcrafted soapmaking industry at the age of 24 and grew his family company into the established retail marketplace through successfully selling soap and body care products to nationally recognized chain retail outlets across the country. His first business, Prairie Soap Company, LLC, handcrafted, sold and taught soapmaking classes from a brick and mortar store in a vibrant retail shopping center located in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. His educational endeavors through classes and workshops led him to connecting with the growing number of soap and body care handcrafters who are looking to take their kitchen hobby to the next level.
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