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This document discusses pricing decisions and strategies. It explains that price is a key factor in whether consumers purchase a product. Pricing is based on costs, with markups added to cover production costs. Marketing strategy also influences pricing through market segmentation and targeting specific customer groups, which can result in some price variation within segments. The document also evaluates measuring perceived customer value compared to price and variable costs, noting that the optimal strategy is to price below perceived value but above costs to maximize profits.
This document discusses pricing decisions and strategies. It explains that price is a key factor in whether consumers purchase a product. Pricing is based on costs, with markups added to cover production costs. Marketing strategy also influences pricing through market segmentation and targeting specific customer groups, which can result in some price variation within segments. The document also evaluates measuring perceived customer value compared to price and variable costs, noting that the optimal strategy is to price below perceived value but above costs to maximize profits.
This document discusses pricing decisions and strategies. It explains that price is a key factor in whether consumers purchase a product. Pricing is based on costs, with markups added to cover production costs. Marketing strategy also influences pricing through market segmentation and targeting specific customer groups, which can result in some price variation within segments. The document also evaluates measuring perceived customer value compared to price and variable costs, noting that the optimal strategy is to price below perceived value but above costs to maximize profits.
PRESENTED BY VISHAKH.S VIVEK GOPAN NITIN NAIR ZAKARIA K
Price is an important component of
the product that result in consumers purchasing or not purchasing it. Price decision are cost based: Adding some kind of markup price. Not to charge a price lower than what it costs to make the product. It is generated internally.
ROLE OF MARKETING STRATEGY IN
PRICING Strategy decision do not lead to a specific price setting rule. Eg: Izod Segmentation and Target market affects price. Substancial price variations can exist even within a targeted segmen. These variations have been reffered ta as price bands. Why do variations exist with in
Measuring Perceived Value and
Price Perceived Value> price> Variable Cost: Has set a price that covers the cost of making the product but less than the customers true percieved value and sacrifices profit by charging less than the producer could obtain.
Price> Percieved Value> Variable
Cost: Here price is set higher than the costs and higher than the customers percieved value. Price> Variable Cost> Percieved value: In this case price is set higher than the cost but percieved value is even