Mike LeCompte CPF
MGF, Master Grumble Framer
On the other thread on average ticket price, Bob Carter and others make an interesting observation: it's really not about the size of the ticket, but what percentage of buyers do you have: low-end, medium or high-end.
so got an idea.
For three months starting now, I'll track low, midrange, and hi customers.
My definition:
Lo- up to $150
Mid--to $300
Hi--over $300
Anyone care to adjust the numbers? Ok give me input.
here's the idea: if a group of us keep figures for a few months, maybe Mike can do a poll in, say April or May 1, on market segments. Or we can just post another thread.
Now I know this isn'tthe greatest time of year; like Dec-Feb are killer months for us, and we slow down in March thru May sort of. But still, I would suppose the AVERAGES would stay the same.
But give me input on that too. I'm honestly curious as to what market segments we have, but let's define first what "Lo-Mid-and Hi" might be. Then we can all start checkin' this out.
tell me if I'm way off on this.
so got an idea.
For three months starting now, I'll track low, midrange, and hi customers.
My definition:
Lo- up to $150
Mid--to $300
Hi--over $300
Anyone care to adjust the numbers? Ok give me input.
here's the idea: if a group of us keep figures for a few months, maybe Mike can do a poll in, say April or May 1, on market segments. Or we can just post another thread.
Now I know this isn'tthe greatest time of year; like Dec-Feb are killer months for us, and we slow down in March thru May sort of. But still, I would suppose the AVERAGES would stay the same.
But give me input on that too. I'm honestly curious as to what market segments we have, but let's define first what "Lo-Mid-and Hi" might be. Then we can all start checkin' this out.
tell me if I'm way off on this.