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Pricing Strategies and Tactics

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Upcoming Sessions
  September 28 - October 1, 2008
$ 5,500
 
Key Benefits
During this course, you will:
Integrate pricing into an overall marketing strategy
Determine the proper role of costs in pricing
Estimate the price sensitivity in a market
Set prices in a highly competitive environment
Understand the interaction between pricing and distribution
Assess the value of a product to a customer
Understand the legal environment of pricing
Learn when to use alternative pricing tactics
 
"I would recommend this program to all managers and executives. Anyone dealing with pricing and value will benefit from this program!"

Sales Manager, James Hardie Building Products
Academic Director Lakshman Krishnamurthi
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Academic Director Lakshman Krishnamurthi
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Program Content
 

Setting a Pricing Strategy

The pricing process

What is a pricing strategy?

What is required to set a pricing strategy?

Examples of pricing strategies

 

Issues in Pricing and Distribution

Pricing through a distribution channel

Pricing to coordinate the channel

Dysfunctional channel pricing strategies

 

The Role of Costs in Pricing

Types of costs

General myths

How should costs affect pricing?

How can incremental and semi-fixed costs be estimated?

Case application

 

Strategies and Tactics of Segmented Pricing

Theory

Pricing differently to different customers/segments

Segment pricing techniques

Bundling

Pricing off list

Quantity discounts

Peak load pricing

Promotions

 

Strategies and Tactics of Value Pricing

What is value pricing?

How to set prices by focusing on value to the customer

Issues in implementing value pricing

Case application

 

Pricing in a Competitive Market

Concept of “competitive games”

“Prisoner’s dilemma”

Leader-follower behavior

Types of industries and likely competitive scenarios

Signaling

 

Estimating Price Sensitivity

Factors affecting price sensitivity

Using data to estimate price sensitivity

Use of marketing research techniques

Case application

 

Legal Aspects of Pricing

Account specific pricing

Price signaling

Super-aggressive pricing

Lawful resale price setting

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