Archives posted in: Pricing

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Price Boundaries
Balancing Profits and Customer Acquisition

By Tim J. Smith, PhD February 4, 2004

At what price should your product or service be sold? When releasing new products or services or reviewing existing practices, executives address…

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Value Base Pricing
Pricing Above the Competition and Still Winning the Market

By Tim J. Smith, PhD January 7, 2004

If a pricing manager claims that a product could be sold for twice the price of your competitor’s or nearest substitute, most…

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Setting Prices

By Tim J. Smith, PhD April 30, 2003

To an outsider, how a company sets prices for new-to-the-world products may resemble black magic coupled with company politics. However, sound pricing…

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EMNS Pricing Strategy

By Tim J. Smith, PhD April 2, 2003

As with all business products and services, the value of technological offerings is determined by the benefits provided to customers. Greater benefits…

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Value and ROI

By Tim J. Smith, PhD January 1, 2003

Customers demand value. Customers want to be sure that when they buy a product or service they can use it and, in…

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Bundled Products, Pricing, and Revenue

By Tim J. Smith, PhD November 20, 2002

Wind River Announces Pricing Change On Friday, November 1, 2002, Wind River’s released its new pricing strategy. Their new pricing scheme is…

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Improved Pricing Practices

By Tim J. Smith, PhD October 16, 2002

Nothing is more contentious in a company than prices. Those on the front lines would usually like to see a lower price…

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