Repair pricing is a two-edged sword. By instituting the Geller repair pricing
system many retailers have instantly doubled or tripled revenue from
repairs. One of the ways in which this
happens is by putting down on paper the services performed that we don’t always
disclose. For instance a sizing might
also require checking and tightening of gemstones, polishing and rhodium
plating, and in the Geller system, you are urged to provide a warranty on work
done.
My take on this system is this: the real prize is that when
you’re getting a better price for repairs, your goldsmith is free to spend the
time actually doing a proper job. He or
she doesn’t resent the time checking and tightening shoulder-stones and
properly rhodium plating.
If you’re going to charge more than the competition, make
sure you’re worth more. If you’re not
worth more, what are you? You’re worth
less. Worthless.
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