Copy Cat Business

>>1276442
Keep prices high. Offer to price match in store. Increase marketing campaigns. Overpower them.

>>1276463
I doubt we could afford to price match on our services, but from what I've seen of these people, their services are lower quality (eg the summer camps are only 3 hours as opposed to 6 from us).

How big of a difference would it make to customers to point out that our employees are paid above minimum wage? I personally feel like parents would appreciate knowing that the people looking after their children aren't kids plucked from high school being paid peanuts.

>>1276480
yes you either offer more quality and a better image general or lower prices, like change the ad for summer camp from 6 hours to "+3 hours if you choose us." kind of thing.
instead of focusing on wage focus on the qualification and experience. you can always say hey we have been doing it a long time and so we are better at it.

>>1276480
>(eg the summer camps are only 3 hours as opposed to 6 from us).

Change your advertising.
ONLY $X PER HOUR!
It'll come out as a lower figure than your competitor's.

>>1276838
yes start advertising what you do/provide better let customers choose.

>>1276846
I know for starters that I'll mention that most of the summercamp staff has worked camps before, as opposed to the other one. The other one just opened so chances are, it's scrambling to find staff right now and just hiring high school kids. I know for a fact that many of our recent hires have (or are working on getting) degrees in education, but I don't want to mislead customers into believing that everyone working for us is a highly-trained child education expert with countless qualifications.

>>1276442
Imma just drop this off here...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP4yX2rkpBc

>>1277413

what's the lesson here?