The week's money · 2 min read

Price changes get a date

Price changes get a date. Start from a price you changed, not from a template you saw somewhere else.

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Sequence

Then note the old price, the new price, and the day. If the step needs another person, write their name. "Someone" does not do the step.

The habit to drop

The slip is a new price with no memory of the old one. Correct the record the same day.

You can stop when you can say when the price changed. A finished note is short enough to read standing at the counter.

"The week's money" is for the operator, not for a pitch. Keep the claim as small as the check.

A desk note. It does not predict revenue, and it is not tax, legal, or accounting advice.