Q&A: How to Raise Prices on Current Customers
Question: We have customers who we have identified in a segment that have a higher WTP. How do we transition them to higher prices when
Question: We have customers who we have identified in a segment that have a higher WTP. How do we transition them to higher prices when
Burger King is offering a coffee subscription for only $5 per month. That’s less than two trips to Starbucks!!! How can they do that?
A reader/colleague recently sent in a research paper that is fascinating, but probably not that impactful. Markus Husemann-Kopetzky and Soren Kocer wrote Price Endings that
Question: What do you think is the connection between pricing & marketing? I read that a lot of people say “pricing is part of marketing,
First a question. Is there anyone who doesn’t know what tic tac toe is? That’s a genuine question asked by a naive American. It’s so
Question (edited by me): Hey Mark, I would like to thank you, because I have been following your LinkedIn posts for half a year and
Howard Hughes, the eccentric Hollywood playboy, inherited a fortune that was generated by his father. The other day, a podcast guest told me Hughes Senior
Question: What are the ways to respond when the prospect asks for a discount and how to win a price negotiation? Answer: Cecilia, great
It’s true. After loyally subscribing since the era of DVD’s, I finally unsubscribed. In this blog, I’ll first tell you what went through my mind,
Question (edited by me): How should we manage the perception of sales regarding the fact that production costs are just one parameter in the pricing