Lecture 10: Pricing Concepts & Strategies Flashcards
price
only mix element that generates revenue; indicator of quality and highly visible
5 C’s of pricing
- company objectives
- customers
- competition
- costs
- channel members
company objectives
- profit oriented
- sales oriented
- competitor oriented
- customer oriented
customers
demand curve & elasticity of demand
competition (pricing)
how does the firm’s offering compare in terms of value and what are the competitors’ pricing strategies
monopoly
one firm controlling market (less price competition, fewer firms)
oligopoly
handful of firms controlling market (more price competition, fewer firms)
monopolistic competition
many firms selling differentiated products at different prices (less price competition, many firms)
pure competition
many firms selling same for same prices (more price competition, many firms)
major pricing strategies (2 things)
cost-based and value-based
cost-based pricing
set the floor for price company charges (e.g., cost-plus pricing)
value-based pricing
good-value perceptions (everyday low pricing or high-low)
new product pricing (2 things)
market skimming - high price for new products that will be reduced as competition increases
market-penetration - setting low price to attract new customers and grow market share
pricing tactics
price lining
sales model/dynamic
price bundling
leader pricing
price lining
establishing price floor and ceiling for line of similar products to represent differences in quality