Pricing And Place Flashcards

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The methof of determining the value a producer will get in the exchange of goods anf services.

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Pricing

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2
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Primary objective of earning profits

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Pricing method

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3
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the ovjective once set gives the path to the business in which direction to go

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Pricing objective

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pricing objectives

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  1. Survival
  2. Maximum current Profits
  3. Maximum market share
  4. Market skimming
  5. Product-quality leadership
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5
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The foremost pricing objective of any firm is to set the price that is optimum and help the product or service to survive in the market

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survival

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6
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Estimating the demand and supply of goods and services in the market. Higher the demand, higher the priced charge

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maximizing current profits

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7
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Charge low price to have an increase sale resulting from the.economies of sale

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Market share

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8
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Charging high price fir the peoduct and services offered by the firms which are innovative, and uses modern technology

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market skimming

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9
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Keep the price in coordance with the quality perceived by the customer.

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Product-Quality Leadership

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10
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Competitive pricing. It focuses on the existing market rate for a company’s product or services

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Competition based pricing

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11
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Focuses solely on the cost of producing your product or service. Also known as mark up pricing

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Cost-plus pricing

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12
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surge pricing, demand pricing, or time-based pricing. A flexible pricing strategy where prices fluctuate based in market

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Dynamic pricing

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13
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Free and premium. Its is when comoanies offers a basic version of their product hoping that users will eventually pay to upgrade

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Freemium pricing strategy

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14
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when a company initially sells a product at a high price but lowers when the product drops in relevance (seasonal)

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high-low pricing strategy

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15
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rate-based pricing. Trading time for money, (freelancers, contractors)

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Hourly pricing

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16
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When companies charge the highest possible price for new product and lowers when it become less popular

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Skimming pricing strategy

17
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a pricing strategy used by businesses to attract customers. Lower peice during its initial offering

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Pentration pricing strategy

18
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Luxury pricinf, a prestige pricing strategies when companies price their product high to present the image that their producta are high value

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Premium pricing strategy

19
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Opposite of hourly pricing, charges fee per project

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Project based pricing

20
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Pricimg based on what customers is willimg to pay. (Bidding)

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Value-based pricing

21
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Process of moving products from the producer to the intended user in marketing mix

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Place

22
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can be defined as the activities and processes required to move a product from the producer to the consumer

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distribution channels

23
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4 tyoes if distrubutiin channel

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1.Direct
2. Indirect
3. Duel distribution
4. Reverse channels

24
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The manufacturer directly provides the product to teh consumer

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direct

25
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Company use an intermediary to sell products

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indirect

26
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Uses combinatiom of direct and indirect selling

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Dual distrubution

27
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Allows the consumer to send a product to the producer. (Deposite)

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Reverse channel

28
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Middlemen

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intermediaries

29
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Independent entitiy who acts as an extension of the producer by reperenting them to the user

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agent

30
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They purchase goods from a producer in bulk and store them in warehouse

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Wholesaler

31
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can only carry products from a sigmle brand or company

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distributors

32
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they can buy form the other intermediaries and sell the products

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retailers