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PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING Pricing

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PRINCIPLES OF

MARKETING

Pricing

priceis the

amoun

t of

money

charge

d for a

price is the

sum of all

values that

consumers

exchange for the

Factors to consider when setting

perceptions of

the product’s

value setceiling for

prices

Product costs set the

floor for prices

perceptions

of value

Value-based pricing uses

buyers’ perceptions of value, not the

seller’s cost, as

Cost-based pricing involves setting prices based on

costs of producing, distributi

ng and selling the product plus a fair rate of return for

Market-skimming pricing

setting high prices to “skim”

revenues layer by layer from

the market.

The product’s

quality and

image must

support its

higher price

Buyers are not price-

sensitive and a

sufficient number of

them must want the

product at that price

The costs of producing

a smaller volume

cannot be so high that

they cancel the

advantage of charging

more

Competitors should

not be able to enter

the market easily and

undercut the high

price

Market-Penetration pricing

set a low initial price in order

to penetrate the market

quickly and deeply

The market must be

highly price-

sensitive, so that a

low price produces

more market growth

Production and

distribution costs

must fall as sales

volume increases

The low price must help

keep out the competition

and the penetration pricer

must maintain its low-price

position – otherwise the

price advantage may be

only temporary

Product line pricing

Product-bundle

pricing

Combining several products and offering

the bundle at a reduced price

“When customers cannot judge

quality, pr$ce

Initiating price cutsSituations may lead a

firm to consider

cutting its price such

as excess

capacity, falling

demand or falling

market share,…

The firm may cut prices to

boost sales and share.

A company may

also cut prices in a

drive to dominate

the market

through lower

costs.

Initiating price increases

Factors in price

increases: cost

inflation, over-

demand

Making low-visibility price moves first

Reduce

Price

Raise

perceived

quality

Improve

quality

and

increase

price

Launch low-

price

"fighting

brand"

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LIstening