Do you want to charge more and have people give you 4/5? Surely 5/5 should be your goal.
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Never had anything less than 5/5, which makes me think I could charge more. The only way to charge more IMO is to aim for a high standard. Which I do. Comparing price against the competition feels like the wrong strategy but that's what my customers do. ( or not, I'll pay more if I think it's better) So it's all back to focusing on making the wow stand out and ensuring it's clearly advertised, either by me or the reviews.
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