Spot underpriced work and fix it
You're booked solid and working evenings and some weekends, and somehow the account looks about the same as last year.
Usually a few jobs are doing it: a service you priced years ago, a customer who always needs one more thing, a small job that eats an hour of driving. Each one feels fine on its own, and together they pull the whole year down.
In this free 60-minute Numbers Lab, osNOVA shows how to find the true cost of a job, then you work out your own top jobs live and mark each one keep, fix or drop. You'll leave with the Job Cost Sheet and three ways to fix a price without a big announcement.
Camera off is fine, and everyone who registers gets the recording.
Owners who are busy all the time but don't see it in the bank: trades, salons, cleaning companies, auto shops and anyone pricing by habit.
Price quotes, packages and service menus profitably with a cost checklist and a minimum-margin rule that keeps underpriced work from quietly eating your year.
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Read the articleYes. Everyone who registers gets the recording and the worksheet afterward, so sign up even if you can't make it live.
No. Join from your truck, your office or your kitchen table; camera and mic are optional the whole time.
Nothing. The workshop, the recording and the worksheet are free.
It runs on Google Meet. The link arrives by email as soon as you register, with a reminder the day before and an hour before.
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