So is it better to sell the box for $100 less and than pay the cost for fixing it up, or build it right the first time?
Somehow I got the feeling that the home consumer still looks more at the price tag in the store than what he is actually getting.
If you look at the sales charts you'd see that being first to market and selling a BAD product for a cheap price is the way to run your business.
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So is it better to sell the box for $100 less and than pay the cost for fixing it up, or build it right the first time?
Somehow I got the feeling that the home consumer still looks more at the price tag in the store than what he is actually getting.
If you look at the sales charts you'd see that being first to market and selling a BAD product for a cheap price is the way to run your business.