Perfect Pricing Is Impossible (and That’s OK)
The third tenet of Context Driven Pricing is perfection is impossible. The goal is to charge what each buyer is willing to pay, but it’s
The third tenet of Context Driven Pricing is perfection is impossible. The goal is to charge what each buyer is willing to pay, but it’s
Two weeks ago I defined Context Driven Pricing as charging what a buyer is willing to pay (WTP). The second tenet of Context Driven Pricing
Last week I defined Context Driven Pricing as charging what a buyer is willing to pay (WTP). The first tenet of Context Driven Pricing is:
I was and still am a huge proponent of Value Based Pricing. Several times I’ve argued that Value Based Pricing means charging what a buyer
Most companies want to increase market share and grow profits. These are often contradictory goals. Raising prices grows profits while potentially reducing share. Reducing prices
Pricing people have a unique perspective, but it’s a perspective that could dramatically help your entire company if more people adopt it. All competent pricing
Value is ambiguous. It can mean different things to different people in various situations. However, one situation has an almost universal meaning: B2B sales. When
When launching a new product, I often hear people say something like, “It’s easier to lower prices than raise them.” They use this to justify
Everyone likes a price decrease. The prices I pay as a consumer and business owner are always going up. In those very rare instances when
You can listen to the full audio version of this blog we call — Blogcast. Everyone has heard about the Good-Better-Best product strategy. But not every