4 Flashcards
Price strategy is
how the price is set with an marketing aim in mind. E.g. price indicates value.
PRICE STRATEGIES include
Penetration Pricing, Market skimming, Neutral-value pricing, Cost-plus pricing.
Penetration Pricing
Prices are set low o secure high volumes.
Typical in mass market products when launching into a new market.
Market Skimming
High price, low volumes.
Neutral-value pricing
Price set in accordance with manufacturers perceptions about the value of the prod-uct/service. Includes target costing.
Optional-product pricing
Takes into account optional or accessory products along with the main product.
Effects to consider from consumer psychology
sunk cost, Halo effect, Compromise effect &The anchoring effect
The anchoring effect
comparing things depending on our knowledge/anchor. It’s a cognitive bias.
sunk cost is
cost that we are not able to recover.
Halo effect is
the tendency to assume that if something is good on one attribute (a company product) then it is good on all others (the company’s other products).
Compromise effect
When choosing between many things customer will often chose the compromise option.