Banking, Finance, & Accounting
This product pricing course introduces the main pricing approaches used to position and sell products. It compares the advantages and disadvantages of penetration pricing, contribution pricing, and value pricing, then explains additional strategies including loss-leader, psychological, competitor-based, destroyer, and cost-plus pricing.
- The purpose of a pricing strategy.
- The advantages and disadvantages of penetration pricing.
- The advantages and disadvantages of contribution pricing.
- The meaning, benefits, and limitations of value pricing.
- How loss-leader pricing works.
- How psychological and competitor-based pricing differ.
- The principles of destroyer pricing.
- How cost-plus pricing is calculated and applied.
This course is suitable for entrepreneurs, marketing professionals, business strategists, and people working in business or product management. It helps learners compare pricing options and understand which factors distinguish one product pricing approach from another.
Intro
Penetration Strategy
Contribution Pricing
Marketing Scheming
Value Pricing
Lose Leader
Psychological Pricing
Competitor Strategy
Destroyer Strategy
Cost Plus
Conclusion
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