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Hub You - Price Perception - How to Focus on Value Not on Price
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2. Different People Buy at Different Price Levels.
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Believe it or not: Only a small percentage of buyers (of any product) base their buying decisions solely on getting the lowest price. If most did, we'd all be driving around in the cheapest cars on the market. Needless to say, we don't!
How about the business owner (consultant) who raised the fee for his service from ? 220 to ? 2, 295 in one leap - and the same percentage of prospects continued to buy. They "stretched" with the price. If you had an identical product in three different price perceived retail locations (such as say Harrods, BHS and a Car Boot Sale), then you would see a marked difference in what people were prepared to pay for this identical product. Sometimes it's just a variation in the target market -i.e. as our price changes, our target market may change, which brings me onto...
2. Different People Buy at Different Price Levels.
Yes, there is an Asda customer - probably in every cat
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How about the business owner (consultant) who raised the fee for his service from ? 220 to ? 2, 295 in one leap - and the same percentage of prospects continued to buy. They "stretched" with the price. If you had an identical product in three different price perceived retail locations (such as say Harrods, BHS and a Car Boot Sale), then you would see a marked difference in what people were prepared to pay for this identical product. Sometimes it's just a variation in the target market -i.e. as our price changes, our target market may change, which brings me onto...
2. Different People Buy at Different Price Levels.
Yes, there is an Asda customer - probably in every ca
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2. Different People Buy at Different Price Levels.
Yes, there is an Asda customer - probably in every ca
Myths—these unconscious or semi-conscious beliefs have a strong influence on how we orient our behavior and actions.The ones that seem to influence us the most are directed towards our personal lives. But, there are business myths that have a profound impact on our decisions. The problem arises when some of these myths are believed to be true when in actuality they maybe false or only partly true. The goal of this article is to explore some of these business myths and their accuracy.Let’s start with a business myth that is the outgrowth of the inf
2. Different People Buy at Different Price Levels.
Yes, there is an Asda customer - probably in every ca
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2. Different People Buy at Different Price Levels.
Yes, there is an Asda customer - probably in every category of retail sales. But there is also a Harrods customer. You can get a meal at Asda and you can get a meal at Harrods. You can sleep at a Travel Lodge or at a Hilton. In other words, there are many customers for whom price is low on their agenda for different services. It's up to you to pick your target market entry level.
3. Business Owners that Compete on Price.
If you can't be THE cheapest, there's no benefit in being almost the cheapest. Find another way to compete. Sell on Value not on Price.
Consider a gourmet pizza take-away and delivery shop in America competing with 127 other pizza outlets - yes that's right 127! (we all have competition don't we?). They have the highest prices of all of them, they don't do deals (such as 2 for 1) - and
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