Category: Product Pricing Strategy

You want to be able to penetrate the market and attract customers as quickly as possible. But in the long term, you also want to see a return on your investment. That's where penetration pricing comes in.

Pricing is a critical component of the marketing mix because it directly affects the profitability of a business and influences consumer behavior. Price your product too high, and you risk sales volumes and sitting inventory. Price it too low, and…

You’ve just purchased a pair of headphones, and moments later, you see that same pair of headphones in another store, but for a much lower price. What would you do if you needed to buy a charger too?

Why do people pay more for a particular product in one store when they can get the same or a similar one cheaper elsewhere? The answer is perception.  People associate high prices with high quality and exclusivity. That's where premium…

Have you ever wondered why airline tickets skyrocket during the holidays or why you can get flowy dresses and light shirts for more than half off in the winter? Well, retailers dictate these prices by a strategy known as demand-based…

There’s a lot of noise when it comes to pricing strategies. Which is the most effective? Generally, keystone pricing is the gold standard. It’s based on a simple formula that anyone can apply and avoid selling at a loss.

Everyday Low Price (EDLP) is one of the ways retailers can distinguish themselves from their competitors. This pricing strategy, made widespread by Walmart, can be cost-effective for a business and create a loyal customer base if executed correctly.