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MRomine,
I don't understand why you are throwing in the price factor into my example when I said clearly to assume all things being equal, of course $500 matters but we aren't talking about pricing.
Why draw the line at 10 weeks? Turnaround time might not be important to you, but it might be for someone else. Who is the client again?
If you are checking out your items at an online store and you have two shipping options:
1) 7 business days standard at $0; or
2) next day overnight at $0, Black Friday special!
Would you purposely pick 1) for the sake of waiting an extra week? What value does that give?
In general, consumers resonate well with keywords such as: cheap, affordable, fast, guaranteed, better/best, etc.
There aren't many instances in business where slower > faster.
MRomine wrote:
The turn around time won't be a factor as long as it is somewhere between 2-10 weeks. If photographer A offers a 10 week turn around and charges $500.00 less for the same product he will win out over the the one that has a two week turn around but is $500.00 more.
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