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Good-better-best pricing allows organizations to market to multiple customer segments and maximize revenue. In our previous article about good-better-best pricing, we deep-dived into the key strategic benefits of this pricing
Good-better-best pricing allows organizations to market to multiple customer segments and maximize revenue. In our previous article about good-better-best pricing, we deep-dived into the key strategic benefits of this pricing
In 2015, Tim Hortons launched a new line of Nutella infused products, including a donut, croissant, cookie and fill. These four items are premium priced to most current Tim Hortons
Food delivery apps are forcing a massive change in the conventional restaurant industry. In the past five years, food delivery apps have multiplied and spread across all major cities. The
It’s that time of the year – playoff fever has hit. Bars are full of sports fans drinking beer, eating wings and yelling at the TV. The anticipation is high
For retailers, suppliers and manufacturers evaluating a product’s sales velocity is an important factor for guiding product assortment and pricings decisions. At its core, velocity shows you the rate at
Trade promotions and discounts are a huge part of the consumer goods industry. Consumer goods companies spend hundreds of billions of dollars annually on trade programs. Yet, the return on
With the United States Presidential race well underway, there is no shortage of entertainment in the headlines. Amongst the chaos you have every analyst and political scientist scrambling to figure
There are 3 outcomes when setting a pricing strategy for an innovation. Too High Too Low Just Right If the price is too high, you simply then bring down the
On October 4, 2016 Google announced a host of new hardware products which included Google Home, a stylish, voice-enabled smart speaker. Google Home will be available for sale on November
Companies put a laser focus on their income statement and focus on revenue, profit and volume variance, and the related drivers that are crucial for success. Unfortunately, pricing analysis is
SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, DaaS – there are increasingly many forms of delivering as a service. The term XaaS is a term coined to imply “anything as a service”. When you
Customers are not all the same. They vary based on lifestyle, behaviors, buying habits, demographics, etc. To meet customers’ diverse needs means realizing that there is no ‘one size fits
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