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In 2011, Netflix’s pricing and branding shuffle enraged customers. After taking a few back steps, Netflix is at it again for 2014. What makes Reed Hastings, CEO of Netflix, Inc. think he will succeed this time, given that customers and shareholders alike ranted hyperbolic disapproval at his earlier moves?
MoreWhy is the government concerned with the Sysco and US Foods merger? See the key questions to track in following this potential merger.
MoreOnce we know which segment which customer belongs to, we work towards creating our customized pitches for each segment.
MoreWelcome to 2014. May you have a punk year: Hope => Vision => Action => Perseverance => Luck Hope is a choice.…
MoreIn his classic 1982 text “The Mind of the Strategist”, Kenichi Ohmae fathered the 3 C’s model of corporate strategy. What can a veteran strategy book tell us about contemporary pricing strategy? Surprisingly, quite a lot.
MoreOn 1 January 2014, 12 states raised their minimum wages, making 21 states in total that have a minimum wage above the federal rate. What is the effect of this increase in minimum wage rates on pricing?
MoreOn 1 January 2014, 12 states raised their minimum wages, making 21 states in total that have a minimum wage above the federal rate. What is the effect of this increase in minimum wage rates on pricing?
More“You cannot sell on value to everyone. We realized this hard fact of life after a draining annual negotiation with a major Chinese OEM (let’s name them Firm X). At the negotiation we were fighting for multiple lines of businesses.” So what can you do? A closer look at B2B price segmentation on buying behavior.
MoreDesperation to Euphoria in two letters: Aaaahhh, Aah. Ah. … Aha! Strategic success in business develops from differentiation. For some business activities,…
MoreRay Kroc was over 50 years old when he developed the McDonald’s fast-food concept and when he died, he was personally worth around a half-billion dollars. But his success might be traced to a crucial decision he made about branding.
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