Price Increase Survival Guide for School Owners

Price Increase Survival Guide Second Edition for Facebook

for SCHOOL OWNERS

The Good News about Raising Prices
If you have considered raising prices before but haven’t done so because you feel guilty, worried about student numbers going down or would just rather stay the course than deal with calls from upset customers, you are not alone. The good news is price increases are normal, expected and go over well if done the right way. This guide will help you to understand the average pricing range and give you examples of schools that have recently raised their prices successfully.

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Sincere Thanks!

A heartfelt thanks to Tyson Batino for his contributions to this helpful guide. Discover more about Tyson and his business at https://tysonbatino.com/ and https://scalingyourcompany.com/.

Additionally, we express our deep gratitude to these four independent school owners whose insights, experiences and expertise have proven invaluable:

  • David Chandler
  • Ryan Hagglund
  • Adam Johnson
  • Junpei Tamura

To everyone involved, your knowledge, sharing and commitment are greatly appreciated. Thank you!


Price Survival Interviews:

The following is a condensed version of an interview with Adam Johnson owner of Beans English Schools which has four locations in Akashi and Kobe.  Beans English Schools have around 1,200 students. Parts of the interview have been shortened or reordered for better cohesion.

The following is a condensed version of an interview with Vadim David Chandler owner of ABC David which has four locations in Osaka and around 800 students. Parts of the interview have been shortened or reordered for better cohesion.

The following is a condensed version of an interview with Ryan Haglund owner of MY English which has 10 schools in Yamagata and Kansai and over 1000 students. Parts of the interview have been shortened or reordered for better cohesion.

The following is a condensed interview with Junpei Tamura, school marketing consultant and owner of Nico Kids English, which has 2 schools in Tokushima and 2 schools in Tokyo.

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