Penetration Pricing
Tuesday, January 11th, 2011Good strategy…
…or self-inflicted wound?
Penetration pricing is a strategy in which a company offers lower prices to garner market share. Is this a viable strategy? If so, when will it work? (more…)
Good strategy…
…or self-inflicted wound?
Penetration pricing is a strategy in which a company offers lower prices to garner market share. Is this a viable strategy? If so, when will it work? (more…)
Is SWOT analysis helpful in setting prices?
Or a road map to disaster?
SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) analysis is used in a variety of ways for a variety of purposes. Everything from strategy development to customer service enhancements to productivity improvement. Given it’s versatility, (more…)
If you’re discounting to retain market share…
…quoting Dr. Phil, ”How’s that workin’ for ya?”
“I can’t raise prices, the only thing that buyers care about is the price.” That’s the refrain I hear from audience after audience of business leaders today. (more…)
Pricing is one element of the buying experience.
Does your pricing enhance or diminish your buyer’s experience?
Has this ever happened to you? You’ve found a stain on your favorite dress; the one that has people using words like “drop-dead gorgeous” when describing how you look. Or, for men, it’s the power suit you wear whenever you’re getting ready to close a big sale. (more…)
Good strategy?
Or slippery slope?
In one of my earlier blogs I dealt with the folly of discounting during peak selling season. I guess it was inevitable that I was asked “What about the off season? Is it all right to discount then? (more…)