Most manufacturers I speak to have done the same thing. They looked at their home-market price. They checked the exchange rate. They adjusted. And they felt good about it. That feeling is the problem. Because adjusting for currency is not the same as pricing for the market. It feels like you have done the hard work. It feels like the number is now export-ready. But what you have actually done is take a home-market assumption and dress it in a different currency. The market do

Can I say something that might sting a little? Working harder is not going to fix your growth plateau. I know that's not what you've been telling yourself. The story most manufacturers run is: if the numbers aren't moving, I need to do more. More calls. More products. More hours. More hustle. So you push harder inside the same four walls. And the revenue stays flat anyway. Here's what's actually happening. The problem isn't you. It's not your team. It's not your work ethic. Y

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