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Chapter 6

Capturing Customer Value: Price to Exchange

Chapter 6

Capturing Customer Value: Price to Exchange

Traditionally, price refers to the monetary value the customer pays for a product or service. But, a consumer also spends time and effort searching for …
Effective pricing strategies are built upon the five Cs of pricing. These include Company Objectives, Customers, Cost, Competition, and Channel Members. …
Pricing decisions are influenced by internal factors, such as the company's marketing strategies, objectives, marketing mix, and organizational …
Pricing decisions are influenced by several external factors. Firstly, the market structure, which categorizes industries based on the level and type of …
Pricing methods are of three types. First is cost-based pricing, in which prices are determined by adding a profit margin to the production cost. For …
In marketing, Everyday Low Pricing and High/Low Pricing are two key pricing strategies. Brands select between EDLP and high/low pricing depending on …
Pricing tactics are temporary methods businesses utilize to adjust prices according to the five Cs to stimulate demand and attain marketing objectives. …
Businesses enhance sales by using various pricing tactics. The first tactic is Rebate pricing, where customers are offered a partial refund after purchase …
The two most prevalent pricing strategies for new products are market-skimming and market-penetration pricing. In market skimming pricing, a company sets …
Product mix pricing strategies guide businesses in setting prices across their product lines to optimize profits. There are five key types. First is …
Businesses with diverse product offerings use product mix pricing strategies to optimize profits, elevate their products' perceived value, and offer …
Price Adjustment Strategies enable businesses to adjust their prices in response to shifts in consumer demand and the competitive landscape. These include …
Price adjustment strategies allow businesses to adjust prices based on the customer's location, behavior, demand, and the country where products are …
To remain competitive, businesses must proactively manage prices by initiating price changes or responding to those of competitors. These adjustments can …
Government-imposed public policies aim to prevent illegal pricing practices. The policies differ based on a country's economic conditions and market …