If anything, I think the most important consideration is establishing yourself as an expert, much like how Roosh is considered an expert at game. Pricing, or more accurately sales will take care of itself once you have the credibility. The difficulty will be in the credibility; testimonials, your own experience, all that stuff is great, but time is probably just as important a factor, as are 'rubs' from other credible sources for this type of information. I think your experiences are rather unique, so your product will be as well, and there is certainly a market for this, but again, I think credibility will be your biggest challenge.
Why do I say this?
I did a startup in NA with a new product that was 10x superior version to what was currently available on the market. It was a consumer/enterprise hybrid, and we actually offered it for free to the decision makers, and we had a dedicated sales team pushing this. Even with all those advantages, the biggest pushback we got was credibility, over and over again. If selling a free product in person is hard, imagine how tough your situation will be without it. Build credibility, start today (sounds like a bad infomercial) in the public domain, like your website, which seems not to have been updated for a while, and focus your efforts on places other than forums like this with a very limited supply of your target audience.
At least, that's what I would do given my experiences.
And for the record, I do think your method works, I've had 8 internships in my university career so I can see your methods have the ring of authenticity. I'm just not sure your main concern should be pricing at the moment.
Why do I say this?
I did a startup in NA with a new product that was 10x superior version to what was currently available on the market. It was a consumer/enterprise hybrid, and we actually offered it for free to the decision makers, and we had a dedicated sales team pushing this. Even with all those advantages, the biggest pushback we got was credibility, over and over again. If selling a free product in person is hard, imagine how tough your situation will be without it. Build credibility, start today (sounds like a bad infomercial) in the public domain, like your website, which seems not to have been updated for a while, and focus your efforts on places other than forums like this with a very limited supply of your target audience.
At least, that's what I would do given my experiences.
And for the record, I do think your method works, I've had 8 internships in my university career so I can see your methods have the ring of authenticity. I'm just not sure your main concern should be pricing at the moment.