Choose ONE: 1000 customers who ask for discounts VS 100 customers who pay premium


Last email talked about how selling viral items might not be the right thing for you. Today I want to ask you a SERIOUS question about your customers:

I hear this all the time: “But most people ask for discounts!”

Let me tell you something : this isn’t a pricing problem. It’s a finding the right people problem.

I’ve worked with hundreds of bakers over the years, and I can confidently say: there are home bakers charging their worth and being paid for it. I know because I’ve seen them do it.

So, if you’re struggling with pricing, let’s shift the focus from “it’s not working” to “what’s wrong, and how do I fix it?”


Step 1: Identify the Right Customers

Would you rather have:
❌ 1000 people who haggle, don’t value your work, and drain your energy?
✅ 100 people who pay your prices, appreciate your work, and order again and again?

The right customers exist, you just have to stop chasing the wrong ones.

Step 2: Become Premium

Want high-paying clients? Make sure your work justifies premium pricing.

Ask yourself:

  • Are my cakes finished professionally?
  • Is my packaging & branding aligned with premium pricing?
  • Am I marketing my work strategically to attract the right audience?

If you’re charging the same as bakers with high-quality bakes, beautiful packaging, and strong branding but yours don’t match that level yet, it’s time to elevate your business.

Good news? If you know what needs improvement, you’ve already figured out the solution. {P.S.- Check my BRANDING 101 to build a premium brand that stands out}


Step 3: Communicate Your Prices with Confidence

Your pricing should reflect:
✔️ The quality of your bakes.
✔️ The experience you provide.
✔️ The value your customers get beyond just a cake.

It’s not about justifying why you’re “expensive.” It’s about making the right people see why your work is worth it.

I cover all of this inside Pricing 101 for Home Bakers so if you haven’t yet, watch the mindset & communication sections again.


Step 4: Find the 5% Who Will Pay You Well

Instead of wasting time on customers who won’t value you, focus on where the right people are.

🎪 Stalls & Events : Buyers at stalls are already in the buying mindset. (Check my Home Baker’s Guide to Stalls—so many bakers have sold out using this!)

📲 Social Media : But not just posting. Strategic marketing matters. I cover this in 90-Day Baking Business Boost—it’s all about attracting your dream clients.

Once you find that 5% who truly appreciate your work, they will bring in more like-minded customers and you’ll never have to justify your prices again.


Final Thoughts:

👉 Step 1: Have confidence in your product.
👉 Step 2: Communicate your value clearly.
👉 Step 3: Attract the right customers.
👉 Step 4: Repeat this process over and over again.

Pricing isn’t about convincing people to pay you. It’s about positioning yourself so the right people WANT to pay you.

Are you ready to shift your business in the right direction? Reply to this email if you have any questions or thoughts you'd like to talk to me about!

Always rooting for your success,
Shubhangi
Redolence Baking School 🎂✨

D 525, Sector 17, Vasundhara, Ghaziabad, UP 201012
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