Revenue Management Flashcards
Unit 3: Price Strategies
Define value-based pricing.
Setting a product’s price based on its perceived value.
List the factors affecting price sensitivity.
- Unique value effect
- Substitute awareness effect
- Business Expidenture effect
- End benefit effect
- Total expidenture effect
- Price quality effect
- Hidden fees
Describe the decoy effect.
An addition of a third option that is less attractive in price can make the other two options more attractive.
Define differential pricing.
Setting different prices based on factors such as location, customer type, etc.
List some examples of differential pricing.
- Limited-time available in the sales cycles (eg. happy hour)
- Coupons or rebates
- Price match guarantee
- Specific channel of distribution
List some customer characteristics.
- Affiliations
- Where the customer lives
- Traits
- Purchasing history
Describe negotiation.
Producer and consumer can create a unique and time limited price agreement.
Describe dynamic pricing
Different prices are set based on demand.
Define versioning.
Offering a range of products that are based on a core product.
Three methods of creating a versioned product.
- Premium
- Stripped down
- Meet unique customer