When you set a minimum price for your product or service, you're telling your future customers that you're not willing to work for less. This sends a signal that you value you time and that you don't negotiate with window shoppers. In the end, you benefit from having actual customers with real money and your customers get the best service possible from you. When you don't set a minimum price, you end up negotiating on every sale. As you do, your profit erodes along with your value. To learn more about Eddy's company visit: https://www.ignitespot.com

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