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Pricing Policy And Strategies For Marketing And Sales - 0nelove - 05-09-2024 [center] ![]() Published 5/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 1.82 GB | Duration: 4h 45m[/center] Complete guide applicable to Pricing policy and strategies for Marketing and Sales with Case Studies and Examples mium for new features or innovations.3. Value-Based Pricing etermine prices based on the perceived value of the product or service to the customer, considering factors like benefits, quality, and competitive alternatives.4. Competitive Pricing:Set prices based on competitors' pricing strategies, aiming to match, undercut, or differentiate based on value.5. Bundle Pricing:Offer multiple products or services together at a discounted price compared to purchasing them separately, encouraging upselling and increasing overall customer value.6. Dynamic Pricing:Adjust prices in real-time based on demand, seasonality, or market conditions using algorithms and data analytics.7. Psychological Pricing:Set prices slightly below round numbers (e.g., $9.99 instead of $10) to create a perception of lower cost and increase purchase likelihood.8. Promotional Pricing:Use temporary price reductions, discounts, coupons, or special offers to stimulate sales during specific periods or events.Implementation and Monitoring:· Cross-Functional Collaboration:Ensure alignment between marketing, sales, finance, and product teams to implement pricing strategies effectively.· Continuous Monitoring and Optimization:Regularly analyze pricing performance, customer feedback, and market dynamics to adjust pricing strategies accordingly and stay competitive.· Customer Communication:Clearly communicate value propositions and pricing strategies to customers through marketing campaigns, product messaging, and customer service interactions.· Adaptation to Market Changes:Remain flexible and adaptive to changing market conditions, competitor actions, and customer preferences to maintain pricing relevance and effectiveness.By developing a well-defined pricing policy and employing strategic pricing strategies, businesses can optimize profitability, enhance customer value perception, and achieve sustainable growth in competitive markets. Regular evaluation and refinement of pricing approaches are essential to staying responsive to evolving market dynamics and customer needs.Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction and Study Plan Section 2: 1: Pricing Lecture 2 2. Unit 1 Pricing Lecture 3 3. Unit 1.1 Meaning of Pricing Lecture 4 4. Unit 1.2 Role of Pricing Section 3: 2 : Objectives of Pricing Lecture 5 5. Unit 2 Objectives of Pricing Lecture 6 6. Unit 2.1 Introduction Lecture 7 7. Unit 2.1.1 Revenue Generation Lecture 8 8. Unit 2.1.2 Market Ruler Lecture 9 9. Unit 2.1.3 Survival Lecture 10 10. Unit 2.1.4 Profit Maximization Lecture 11 11. Unit 2.1.5 Attraction and Retention of Customers Section 4: 3 : Factors Effecting Price Lecture 12 12. Unit 3 Factors effecting Price Lecture 13 13. Unit 3.1 Introduction Lecture 14 14. Unit 3.1.1 Customer's perception of Value Lecture 15 15. Unit 3.1.2 Competitors Lecture 16 16. Unit 3.1.3 Government Law and Regulations Lecture 17 17. Unit 3.1.4 Economy Lecture 18 18. Unit 3.1.5 Product Cost Lecture 19 19. Unit 3.1.6 Market Demand Lecture 20 20. Unit 3.1.7 Branding and Promotion Lecture 21 21. Unit 3.1.8 Distribution Channels Lecture 22 22. Unit 3.2 Selecting Pricing Policy Section 5: 4 : Pricing Policy Lecture 23 23. Unit 4.1 Introduction Lecture 24 24. Unit 4.1.1 Assess Business Need Lecture 25 25. Unit 4.1.2 Evaluate Product Lecture 26 26. Unit 4.1.3 Research Competition Lecture 27 27. Unit 4.1.4 Set price Section 6: 5 : Pricing Strategy Lecture 28 28. Unit 5 Pricing Strategy Lecture 29 29. Unit 5.1 Introduction Lecture 30 30. Unit 5.2 Types of Price Strategy Lecture 31 31. Unit 5.2.1 Penetration Pricing Lecture 32 32. Unit 5.2.2 Skimming Pricing Lecture 33 33. Unit 5.2.3 Competition Pricing Lecture 34 34. Unit 5.2.4 Economy Pricing Lecture 35 35. Unit 5.2.5 Bundle Pricing Lecture 36 36. Unit 5.2.6 Psychological Pricing Lecture 37 37. Unit 5.2.7 Premium Pricing Lecture 38 38. Unit 5.2.8 One Price Policy Lecture 39 39. Unit 5.2.9 Discounting Pricing Lecture 40 40. Unit 5.2.10 Discriminatory Pricing Lecture 41 41. Unit 5.2.11 Promotional Pricing Lecture 42 42. Unit 5.2.12 Product line Pricing Lecture 43 43. Unit 6 Customer willingness to pay Section 7: 6 : Customer' s Willingness to pay Lecture 44 44. Unit 6.1 Introduction Lecture 45 45. Unit 6.2 Factors that influence customer to pay Lecture 46 46. Unit 6.2.1 Product quality Lecture 47 47. Unit 6.2.2 Customer Preference Lecture 48 48. Unit 6.2.3 Reference Price Lecture 49 49. Unit 6.2.4 Context and Situation Lecture 50 50. Unit 6.2.5 Brand Image Lecture 51 51. Unit 6.2.6 Customer Relationship Section 8: Assignment and Process, Case Study Lecture 52 52. Assignment part Lecture 53 Pricing policy and strategies Process Lecture 54 Pricing policy and strategies Templates Lecture 55 Pricing policy and strategies Case Studies Professionals with Pricing policy and strategies, pricing policies knowledge who wants to see themselves well established in the field of sales and marketing.,New professionals who are looking to see them successful in marketing and sales environment of business.,Existing executive board directors, managing directors who is looking to get more engagement and innovation from their teams and organizations Screenshots Quote:https://ddownload.com/9vkbq9ks8i76/Pricing_policy_and_strategies_for_Marketing_and_Sales.part1.rar |