Explain the pros and cons of the incremental pricing approach. Give 6-8 components of the "release price" including ceiling and floor pricing. Know that pricing for the largest market share may not maximize profit.
Explain the pros and cons of the incremental pricing approach. Give 6-8 components of the "release price" including ceiling and floor pricing. Know that pricing for the largest market share may not maximize profit.
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Explain the pros and cons of the incremental pricing approach. Give 6-8 components of the "release price" including ceiling and floor pricing. Know that pricing for the largest market share may not maximize profit.
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Explain the pros and cons of the incremental pricing approach.
Give 6-8 components of the “release price” including ceiling and floor pricing. Know that pricing for the largest market share may not maximize profit and tell why. Give alternatives to discounting during launch, and explain why they are important. Know when penetration pricing is a good strategy & explain why.
12/20/09 AEC 320 Robbins F' 2004
What is the two-edged pricing sword?
Charge too much and the product
______________. Charging too little is even more dangerous! 1. Once a product hits the market it is almost _____________________ __________________________. 1. 80-90% of release prices are ______________________!
12/20/09 AEC 320 Robbins F' 2004
Classifying New Products New-to-the-World: ____________________ Innovative products. New Product Lines Additions to Existing ____________________ Product Lines: Extensions. Product Improvements: Repositioning: Existing _________________ , or products targeted to a new market. ___________________
12/20/09 AEC 320 Robbins F' 2004
What is the incremental pricing approach?
Starts with _________________
___________________. Adds enough to cover the new offerings ______________. Adjust that amount based on ____________________. When does it work Best? For _______________ & _____________new products
12/20/09 AEC 320 Robbins F' 2004
How would one calculate the release price?
Begin by defining the ________ price.
Use ____________________ and/or. ___________ analysis. Establish the ______________. Gauge the market’s ___________. Establish the _______________ price. Determine ______________________. Launch
12/20/09 AEC 320 Robbins F' 2004
What are the pros and cons of the ceiling price?
It ensures that each
________________ will be considered. However, there may be: 1. Insufficient ______________, or 2. it may leave _________________________ _______________ for competitors.
12/20/09 AEC 320 Robbins F' 2004
How would one calculate the price floor?
_________________________ pricing works here.
Needs an accurate cost analysis ______________ _________________________________________ _______________________________________. Be careful of ______________________________ _________________________ (for spreading of fixed costs!)
12/20/09 AEC 320 Robbins F' 2004
Why is it not always wise to go for the price that would return the largest market segment?
Does maximizing volume maximize profit?
The trade-off is ___________________________ profits. A low reference price may trigger ______________. The lower price won’t allow the _____________________ ________________________________. It could ________________ existing products (may be _____________________________).
12/20/09 AEC 320 Robbins F' 2004
What are some important pricing considerations during launch?
The first six months or year are critical to a new product.
Discounting __________________ the reference price. Alternatives are; 1. ______________________ generally, 2. __________________________ get free samples 3. Free ____________________.
12/20/09 AEC 320 Robbins F' 2004
When should penetration pricing work?
When high __________________________________.
When you have a _____________________________, 1. through _____________________________________, or 2. _________________________.