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He mentioned he's marketing to people with a median income of $110,000+. Among higher income folks who have to spend more, $15.00 is nothing to them. However, a percentage off of something that has the potential of costing them a very significant amount of money... (Anything more than an hour on the workbench there and your $15.00 off is nothing...) Think about it this way... The average American household income for 2011 was $49,445 (According to USA Today) He is marketing to an area who makes more than twice the average household income... This is not your "normal" demographic represented in a standard sample audience.
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@PCX and StableSolutions
You both make very good points and the main reason why I choose to put a dollar amount was because I heard of the what PCX is talking about. But I also understand the point of $20 being very little to some people. I forgot to ask what do you guys think of the headline I placed? I am thinking of switching over to: "Rincon Dynamic Computer Repair - Keeping Technology At Its Best." |
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