There's a limit to how much of a business's problems the customer should have to consider. I don't think very much about the co-working space's costs (are they spending more on marketing? What about faster internet? Building maintenance?), and I'm not thinking much about the coffee shop's costs.
I'm just starting with what a particular thing would cost me elsewhere, and offering to pay that to someone else.
Also, I'm trying to avoid going into specifics because they won't help us understand why coffee shops should work on their customer interaction, but I can assure you that our local co-working space has much higher monthly expenses than any of our coffee shops.
I'm just starting with what a particular thing would cost me elsewhere, and offering to pay that to someone else.
Also, I'm trying to avoid going into specifics because they won't help us understand why coffee shops should work on their customer interaction, but I can assure you that our local co-working space has much higher monthly expenses than any of our coffee shops.