pricing Flashcards

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What is the main advantage of Price Penetration?

A

Can persuade target market to try your product/service even if they have brand loyalty

Helps a new product enter a highly competitive market.

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What is a key disadvantage of Price Penetration?

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Low revenue in short term with no guarantee that customers will keep buying when the price goes up in the long term.

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3
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Price Penetration is appropriate for which type of market?

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Very competitive markets and low added value ‘consumables’

Examples include tea, washing up liquid, biscuits, pasta.

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What is the primary advantage of Cost-plus Pricing?

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Simplest form of pricing that ensures revenue covers costs.

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What is a significant disadvantage of Cost-plus Pricing?

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If costs are higher than the price that the target market is willing and able to pay, no sales will be made.

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Cost-plus Pricing is appropriate for products/services with what characteristics?

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Strong USP / little competition where there is a perceived NEED for the product.

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What is the formula for Total Cost?

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Total cost = variable costs + fixed costs.

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What does Price Skimming attract?

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Two waves of customers who respond to different prices.

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What is a risk associated with Price Skimming?

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Risk of losing sales to competitors with lower prices.

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Price Skimming is suitable for what type of products/services?

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High added value products/services with ‘luxury’ and ‘exclusive’ brand identity.

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What affects a business’s ability to set its own price?

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The level of competition for the product/service.

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12
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What should pricing strategies consider?

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Income levels of target market, price of competitors’ products, cost of production, uniqueness of the product, brand values.

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What is the main advantage of Competitive Pricing?

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Attracts customers without needing a USP.

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What is a disadvantage of Competitive Pricing?

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Potentially lower profits; may not cover costs of production.

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Competitive Pricing is appropriate for which type of products?

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Products with weak USP and lots of competition.

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16
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What is the main goal of Psychological Pricing?

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Attracts customers seeking a bargain.

17
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What is a disadvantage of Psychological Pricing?

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Not all customers are fooled and is often overused.

18
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Psychological Pricing is suitable for which types of products/services?

A

Products/services with close competition and ‘great value’ brand image.

19
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Fill in the blank: The more competition there is for the product/service, the less able a business is to ____ its own price.

A

SET

20
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Income levels of target market affect pricing because they determine what the target market is ____ and ____ to pay.

A

WILLING and ABLE