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Chapter Goals. Pricing Strategies. Chapter 13. Price competition, value pricing Non-price competition Market entry pricing strategies, market skimming and market penetration Price discounts and allowances Geographic pricing strategies Special pricing situations Legal issues of pricing.
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Chapter Goals Pricing Strategies Chapter 13 • Price competition, value pricing • Non-price competition • Market entry pricing strategies, market skimming and market penetration • Price discounts and allowances • Geographic pricing strategies • Special pricing situations • Legal issues of pricing
Competition Low Price Price Value Pricing Stable Price Emphasize other parts of marketing mix Non- Price
Non-Price Competition Shift in Demand Curve for skis • See answers on pages 359 & 360
Market-Entry Strategies Market-Skimming Pricing Set a relatively high price. See when this strategy is Possible: page 361 Market-Penetration Pricing Low initial price See when this strategy is Possible: page 361
Reductions based on size of purchase Deductions based on paying within a specified time Discounts and Allowances Quantity Discounts Trade Discounts Reductions based on buyer performing marketing functions Cash Discounts
Discounts and Allowances E-coupons Rebates Coupons Seasonal Discounts Promotional Allowances See each one explained on pages 364 & 365
Same Price Geographic Pricing Strategies Cost of Freight Point- of- Production FOB FACTORY Uniform Delivery
Geographic Pricing Strategies Zone-Delivered Freight- Absorption
$4.95 Pricing Strategies One- price Flexible- price Price lining Odd price See each one explained on pages 369 & 370
Pricing Strategies Leader pricing Unfair Practices Acts Loss Leader High-Low pricing Everyday low price See each one explained on pages 370 & 371
Pricing Strategies Consumer Goods Pricing Act Resale Price Maintenance Suggested retail price Reactive changes Price Wars Proactive Changes See each one explained on pages 373 & 374