Nobody left after the price rise. That’s a finding, not a win.

A price increase that produces no complaints and no cancellations has told you something important, and it is rarely the thing owners celebrate.

By Steve 5 min read
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A price increase goes out. The letters are drafted carefully, the account managers are briefed on objection handling, and everyone waits. Then nothing happens. No cancellations, no escalations, barely a question. The internal read is that the business got away with it. That reading is understandable and usually wrong. Zero resistance is a measurement, and what it measures is not customer loyalty. It measures the size of the increase relative to the lowest reservation price in the customer base. If nobody flinched, the increase was smaller than the most price-sensitive…

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