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Some online courses cost $30, maybe even less. Others cost $1,000 for probably even more.

What is the difference between a lower price course and a higher price one?

Are the more expensive ones just better, quote unquote, better, or is there more to the story?

That is what today's caller wants to know, and welcome, by the way, to Side Usual School,

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So, when it comes to pricing, we're going to talk about this today.

You could ask this question about a lot of things, not just an online course.

You know, what separates a $100,000 car from a $30,000 car?

Is that $100,000 car $70,000 better? Well, presumably, something is better.

Like, it's not all smoke and mirrors, but there's also an element of perceived value.

And I would argue that that's pretty much always true.

So, let's talk about it in this question.

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