Two speakers role-play how to handle clients who want major work for minimal pay. They advise setting firm boundaries, saying no to unreasonable requests, and offering equity or revenue-share only if the client won't budge on price. If they still won't pay, move on.
They are the ones who expect the most and pay the least. The low ticket clients are the hardest people to work with. So, like, you need to be like, anytime someone says something like that, I want you to forex my business. And I don't want to pay jack shit for this. Like, I'd be like, get out. I'm not dealing with you. Sorry.
Yeah.
Like, all respect to you, but, like, I'm not doing it.
Yeah. And I mean, it's just like, as a business owner myself, I'm like, so you want me to solve, like, a $40,000 problem for no money?
Yeah, it's great. Give me 50% of your business. I'll do it.
Right. That's exactly what I was saying. I was like, okay, well, if we start this, then I get half of your revenue.
Oh, well, we don't want to do that. Okay, cool. Good luck.
See ya. Just pay me what I want.
Yeah. Or just. That's what I would say is like, just move on. We got other leads, other people cooking.
