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price marketing

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cost plus pricing cost of manufacturing product + profit mark up
cost plus pricing ++++ + easy to apply +diff profit mark ups in diff markets +each product earns profit for business
cost plus pricing - - - - business lose sales if selling price is higher than competitors -total profit only made of sufficient units are sold -no incentive to reduce costs
competitive pricing when product is priced in line or just below competitors prices to capture more of market
competitive pricing + + + +sales are likely to be high, as price is realistic +avoids price competition, can reduce profits for all businesses in industry +often used when difficult for consumers to tell difference between products of diff business
competitive pricing - - - >if costs for product for a business = higher, losses > higher quality product might need to be sold at price above competitors prices to give a higher quality image >detailed research needed to set price correctly (takes time and money)
penetration pricing when pricing is set lower than competitors prices in order to be able to enter new market
penetration pricing + + + +often used for newly launched products +should ensure sales are made +makret share should build up quickly
penetration pricing - - - -sold at low price and profit per unit = low -customers = used to low prices and reject when higher -might not be appropriate for branded product
price skimming price is set high for new product on market
price skimming + + +helps establish product as being of good quality +hugh research and development costs = rapidly recouped +if product is unique, profits made before competitors launch similar products
price skimming - - - - the high price may discourage some potential customers from buying -high price and high profitability attracts competitors
promotional pricing when product is sold at very low price for short period of time
promotional pricing + + + getting rid of unwanted inventory that won’t sell +help renew interest in a product of sales are failing
promotional pricing - - - - revenue = lower because price of each item = reduced -might lead to a price competition with competitors (business might have to reduce prices again)
dynamic pricing when business change product prices, usually when selling online depending on level of demand
price elastic demand where consumers are very sensitive to changes in price
price in elastic demand where consumers are not sensitive to chnages in price
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