Market Skimming: pricing something at the high price at release then dropping the price after some time
3 conditions:
product quality and image must support it’s high price
cost of producing at a smaller volume must not outweigh the benefits of charging higher
Economies of Scale- producing more costs less per unit/ buying in bulk
high barriers to entry
should be exclusive, not a lot of sellers can sell it
Marketing Penetration: Pricing something really low after selling the product for some time to make people buy
3 conditions:
product must be price- sensitive, cheap as possible
production and distribution costs must decrease as sales volume increase
low price must help keep out competition
Product Mix Marketing Strategies:
Product Lining Pricing- bigger sizes, high price; more benefits, high price
Optional product pricing- selling a product with creating more products that can enrich the experience of use of one product
Captive Product Pricing- you cannot enjoy the main product without buying other products(e.g. you can’t use a Nintendo switch to play games without the SD cards)
By Product Pricing- By products of main product can also be sold(e.g. you can sell your chicken, chicken egg, chicken feet, and it’s feathers)
Product Bundle Pricing- selling a lot fo products as a set to make it cheaper than the items individually
Price Adjustment Strategies:
Allowances- money paid by manufacturers to retailers in return for an agreement to feature the products in some way
Discounts- straight reduction in price on purchases during a stated period of time or of larger quantities
Segmented- selling a product or service at two or more prices, where the difference is prices is not based on differences in costs
some boulder gyms increase the price during peak hours so that the people will crowd less
! Price Sensitive- price is catering to the poorer people
! Instead of making the price at 250, make the price at 249 or 239 to make it seem cheaper.