Four Strategic Pricing Mistakes

by admin on 9:07 pm

Pricing is something which I usually consider to be an empirical question. My standard advice is: “Start reasonably low so you’re more likely to get a volume of orders… then use that transactional velocity to create market intelligence with speed by aggressively split testing offers. That way you’ll distinguish buyers from non-buyers, and once you’ve optimized other factors you can start split testing price until you reach the sweet spot”

But there’s actually a lot more to it than that…

- How many options should you present?
- How do you set the buying criteria from a pricing perspective?
- What’s the cost of your prospect doing nothing?
- How can you “dollarize” the cost to your prospect of choosing to do business with your competitors?
- Etc.

I’ll be shocked if you don’t get dramatically more ROI by listening to this brief interview than it costs you in time.

Enjoy,

Dr. G :-)

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Nick 01.15.13 at 5:51 pm

Great input & looking forward to the next one

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