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Pricing Strategy Lecture Notes
Jun 25, 2024
Lecture Notes on Pricing Strategy
Introduction
Detailed explanation about pricing strategy and its importance
Tools used to decide the price
Key parameters for calculating the price
Importance of understanding the price term
What is Price?
Definition: The amount of money exchanged by a buyer to a seller for goods/services
Understanding various pricing strategies for a product/service:
Identify company's pricing position, segment, capability, and competitive reaction strategy
Mixed Marketing Strategy
Categories:
Product
Address issues related to product quality or other problems
Price (to be discussed in detail)
Place
Importance of location for business growth
Promotion
Key to selling products & attracting audience
Engage with the audience (like, comment on the video)
Pricing Strategy Explained with Examples
Example 1: Jack's Bakery Shop
Known facts about Jack:
Good at baking cakes and cookies
Familiar with customer preferences
Lacks knowledge in pricing strategy
Importance of pricing knowledge:
Incorrect pricing can lead to losses or overpriced products driving customers away
Multiple research and calculations lead to final price
Example 2: John’s Coffee & Snack Stall
Known facts about John:
Lack of knowledge in pricing techniques
Needs to calculate costs and add profit margins
Step-by-step cost calculation:
Coffee: Total cost (sugar, milk, coffee beans) = $5
Price set at $10 (adding profit & service charge)
Sandwich: Total raw material cost = $10
Price set at $15 (including physical investment)
Importance of competitive pricing:
Pricing should align with market trends to avoid driving customers to competitors
Complexity of Pricing
Multifaceted calculations required
No specific, universal data for easy computation
Company Pricing Examples
Oreo Biscuits
Multiple steps in production increasing cost:
Harvesting, transportation, quality check, production, etc.
All factors considered to determine final product price
Importance of understanding product demand and market conditions
Adjust pricing strategies based on product availability and demand
Festive Season Discounts
Online/offline stores list items at prices like $99 or $999 instead of $100 or $1000
Technique to attract customers by seemingly lower prices
Known as marketing/pricing technique
Marketing Strategies & Pricing Techniques
Promotions like buy one get one free
Often involves hidden price increases
Illusion of a deal to attract customers
Pricing strategy is a subset of marketing strategy:
Understand customer needs to create demand and set prices
Role of dedicated personnel:
Multinational companies hire experts to strategize pricing and marketing
Experts calculate production, labor costs, and other expenses to set prices
Conclusion
Stay tuned for more topics
Audience engagement (like, share, subscribe)
Invite suggestions and feedback
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