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Pricing

The Puzzle of the Next Century

Pricing Puzzle

“ A price is not merely a function of costs

and margins… ”







Costs + Margins = PRICE

Pricing Puzzle

“ A price is not merely a function of costs

and margins… ”





Costs + Margins = PRICE





“…it is an expression of VALUE ”

Pricing Puzzle

Minimize Optimize Maximize

Costs + Margins = PRICE

VALUE



 Production costs  Product performance

 Indirect costs • Usefulness & Quality

 Advertising costs  Image / Aspirations

• Brand Equity

 Distribution costs

 Availability

 Manufacturer’s margin • Distribution Strategy

 Distributor’s margin  Service

 Seller’s margin • Before/During & After sales

Pricing Puzzle



4 P’s 4 C’s

 PRODUCT  CUSTOMER VALUE

 PRICE  COST

 PLACE  CONVENIENCE

 PROMOTION  COMMUNICATION

Pricing Puzzle



4 P’s 4 C’s

 PRODUCT  CUSTOMER VALUE

 PRICE  COST

 PLACE  CONVENIENCE

 PROMOTION  COMMUNICATION

A Secret Pie



 Impact of a 1 % price increase on profits



– Coca-Cola 6,4 %

– Nestlé 17,5 %

– Ford 26,0 %

– Philips 28,7 %

Pricing Puzzle



4 P’s 4 C’s

 PRODUCT  CUSTOMER VALUE

 PRICE  COST

 PLACE  CONVENIENCE

 PROMOTION  COMMUNICATION





Seller’s Dilemma

Pricing Puzzle

4 P’s 4 C’s

 PRODUCT  CUSTOMER VALUE

 PRICE  COST

 PLACE  CONVENIENCE

 PROMOTION  COMMUNICATION





“ Tomorrow’s winner companies will

be those who offer distinct products at

comparatively low market prices ”

Key = Differentiation

The key to drive value is to offer relevant and

distinctive product differentiation

 Physical Differences

– Features, performance, durability, conformance, design, etc…

 Availability Differences

– Distribution channels ; Stores, mail-order, internet, etc…

 Service Differences

– Delivery, installation, training, consulting, maintenance, etc…

 Price Differences

– Price positioning (Very high / High / Medium / Low / Very Low)

 Image Differences

– Symbols, atmosphere, events, media, etc…

Key = Differentiation

Differentiation : Examples

 Physical Differences

– Levi’s Engineered Jeans (Ergonomic construction, durability, style)

 Availability Differences

– Dell Computer’s customized production, Volkswagen “e.lupo”

 Service Differences

– Acıbadem Hospital – Mother Care Division, Nissan “5-year Warranty”

 Image Differences

– Audi vs Mercedes, DuPont (Innovation Leader)

Key = Differentiation

Differentiating commodities…

 Perdue Chicken (USA)

– Guaranteed tenderness (30 % market-share, 10 % premium pricing)

 Flora Drinking Water (Turkey – Sabancı Holding)

– Service, packaging, attributes, operation

 Starbuck’s Coffee (USA)

– Atmosphere, standard service





Everything can be differentiated !...

Pricing Decisions

 INTERNAL FACTORS  EXTERNAL FACTORS

– Marketing Objectives – Market

» Positioning » Pure Competition

» Target Group » Monopolistic Competition

– Marketing Mix Strategy » Oligopolistic Competition

» 4 P’s » Pure Monopoly

– Costs – Demand

» Fixed & Variable » Elastic / Inelastic

– Management Approach – Competition

» Responsibility » Competitors’ offers

» Perspective » Competitiors’ reactions

– Economy

» Buying power

– Government Influence

» Laws & Regulations

Pricing Approaches

 Cost-Based Pricing

– Cost-Plus Pricing

» Product Cost + Standard Mark-Up = Price

– BE Analysis & Target Profit Pricing

» A necessary survival tool

 Buyer-Based Pricing

– Perceived Value

» Consider buyers’ perceptions of value NOT the cost

 Competition-Based Pricing

– Basing prices on competitors’ prices

» Premium Pricing

» Going-Rate Pricing

» Discount Pricing

Pricing Strategies

 PRICING a SINGLE NEW PRODUCT



– Market-Skimming

» Highest possible price to skim small but profitable segments



– Penetration Pricing

» Lowest possible price to penetrate the market quickly

Pricing Strategies

 PRODUCT-MIX PRICING

– Product-Line Pricing

» Establishing product lines at different price points

 Volkswagen (Polo, Bora, Golf, Passat)

– Optional-Product Pricing

» Offering to sell optional/accessory products along with the main product

 BMW & Mercedes

– Captive-Product Pricing

» Offering products, which must be used with the main product

 Gillette razor blades

– By-Product Pricing

» Valued by-products positively affect pricing

 Petroleum by-products

– Product-Bundle Pricing

» Several products combined and offered at a reduced price

 Season tickets, New-year packages of hotels

Price Adjustments

 Adjust basic prices to account for various customer

differences and changing situations



– Discounts & Allowances

» To attract/reward certain customer respones

– Discriminatory Pricing

» To allow for differences in customers, products & locations

– Promotional Pricing

» Varying price reductions offered depending on shopping

period, item purchased, etc...

Price Adjustment Strategies

 DISCOUNTS & ALLOWANCES

– Cash Discounts

» Attract early payments

 A 15% reduction applied to those customers who buy on cash

– Quantity Discounts

» Price reduction to buyers who buy large quantities

– Functional Discounts

» Differentiating prices among trade channel members

 Different mark-ups for OLSs and corners

– Seasonal Discounts

» Price reduction to buyers who buy out-of-season

– Allowances

» Trade-in Allowances

 Bring the old, take away the new...

» Promotional Allowances

 Discounts provided in return for participating in special programs

Price Adjustment Strategies

 DISCRIMINATORY PRICING

– Customer-segment Pricing

» Different customers pay different prices

 Disneyland Adult vs Child pricing

– Product-form Pricing

» Different versions of the product are priced differently, regardless of

the cost

 An additional feature with a slight cost might justify a fat price premium

– Location Pricing

» Different locations are priced differently, regardless of the cost

 Business Class seats

– Time Pricing

» Prices differ from month to month, day to day, even hour to hour

 Prime-time/Off-prime-time pricing of advertising time

Price Adjustment Strategies

 PROMOTIONAL PRICING

– Loss Leaders

» Attract consumers in store, sell other items as well

 Hyper-Markets (Carrefour, Gima, Praktiker, Migros, etc...)

– Special-event Pricing

» Offering discounts at times of special events

 Valentine’s Day, New year, Şişli Municipality’s discount campaign

– Cash Rebates

» Discounts offered to consumers for purchases made in a limited period

of time

 Dockers campaign (20 % off)

– Simple Cash Discounts

» Over-the-counter to support revenues OR to defend against competition

Psychology of Price

 Consumer’s Mind-set (Black-Box)



– BE CAREFUL !!!

» Price vs Quality Image

 CK perfume

 Rolex watch

 Pharmaceutical items



» Perceptions

 30.000.000 TL vs 29.950.000 TL

One Final Word



“ A product is not a product unless it sells.

Otherwise, it’s just a museum piece…”



Ted Levitt


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