Pricing Decisions Flashcards
What are the Factors that Affect Pricing Decisions:
Organisational and Marketing Objectives Types of Pricing Objectives Costs Marketing Variables other than Price Customer Interpretations of and Responses to a Price Customer Perception of the Product Demand
Factors that Affect Pricing Decisions:
Organisational and Marketing Objectives…
Prices should be set CONSISTENT with the GOAL and mission of organisations e.g. Product quality leadership
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Types of Pricing Objectives..
Increase market share
Raise cash quickly
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Costs…
Sets the price floor
Reducing cost is an increasing trend for price sensitive markets
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Marketing Mix Variables Other than Price…
High quality PRODUCT is associated with high price
Premium PRICED products use selective distributions
Premium prices are less PROMOTED
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Customer Interpretations of and Responses to a Price…
What the price means to the customer
Whether the price will move customers closer to the purchase and enhance customer satisfaction
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Demand…
A graph of the quantity of a product taken by buyers in the market at various prices given that all other factors are held constant
What is the Basis for Pricing?
Cost-based pricing - Adding a specific dollar amount or % to the cost of the product
Value-based - Based on the level of benefits offered by the products
Competition- based pricing - Influenced primarily by competitor’s prices
What are the two Pricing Strategies for new Products?
Price Skimming - Charging the highest possible price that buyers who most desire the product will pay
Penetration pricing - Setting prices below those of competing brands to penetrate a market and gain a significant market share quickly
List the 6 types of Pricing Strategies:
Differential Pricing - Charging different prices to different buyers
New-Product Pricing
Product-Line Pricing - Establishing and adjusting prices of multiple products within a product line
Psychological Pricing - Pricing that attempt to influence a customer’s perception of price
Professional Pricing - Fees set by people with great skill
Price Discounting - Trade, quantity, cash, seasonal disocunts