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Pricing Your Product or Service
Cost and Price Versus Value
Building a Cost Structure
Checking the Competition
Marking Up
Margins
Value-based Pricing
Flexible Pricing
Vanishing Opportunities
Aim High
Special Tactics
Trading Up
Other Considerations

Pricing Your Product or Service

7. Flexible Pricing

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7.1 Should you use different margins for different items, as department stores do?

  • You may want higher margins on products with low unit costs or slow turnover, and on products that take up a lot of space.

7.2 Is demand seasonal?

  • It costs more to go on holiday in the summer and over Christmas than in March.

7.3 Will some customers pay a premium? This strategy can be extremely profitable.

  • For example, a plumber may offer low daytime prices (to ensure a full workload), but charge heavily for emergency call-outs (when customers will pay much more).
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