at Higher Prices
at Higher Prices
We Work with companies who want to win more business at higher prices
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Blogcast #67: A Good Case for Cost-plus Pricing
This is an Impact Pricing Blog published on July 6, 2022, turned into an audio podcast so you can listen on the go. Read Full
Memecast #70: Start with Your Goal
Pricing decisions can always help us achieve our goals. We need to make sure we understand what those goals are. I would start with understanding
Discovered Value
While talking with my friend Peter Long, he brought up an interesting concept. Buyers typically start looking for a solution to a problem with an
Ep185: How Should a Law Firm Approach Pricing Strategy with John Chisholm
John Chisholm was a US lawyer. For 15 years, he’s been in law firms, using value-based pricing, and now subscription pricing. John swims in
Blogcast #66: How I Think About Pricing
This is an Impact Pricing Blog published on June 29, 2022, turned into an audio podcast so you can listen on the go. Read Full
Memecast #69: Sales Confidence
This one’s really targeted at marketing people, product management. It turns out that we make fun of salespeople a lot because they offer discounts, they
Perfect Pricing
Perfect pricing does not exist. But if it did, it would follow these 3 steps: Adopt Value-based pricing Adopt price segmentation Find mechanisms to charge
Ep184: 3 False Myths About Pricing Debunked with Colin Jasper
Colin Jasper has a Bachelor of Science in Statistics. He’s been in consulting since 1997 and is currently a Principal at Positive Pricing in Melbourne,
You want to win more business at higher prices,
so why can't you?
You likely have a VALUE problem.
- Your pricing team doesn’t understand the VALUE of your products well enough to price them.
- Your salespeople have a hard time helping buyers know the immense VALUE you already provide.
- Your marketing team focuses on your products instead of what buyers VALUE.
- Your product team doesn’t prioritize products and features based on the VALUE buyers desire.
The bottom line, people in your company don’t understand what VALUE means to your customers. When they do, they close bigger deals at higher prices every time. Follow us to learn more!
