Previously from Paul’s Pricing Dictionary:
Price, n. Value, plus a reasonable sum for wear and tear of conscience in demanding it. (qv, Ambrose Bierce, The Enlarged Devil’s Dictionary)
Make Your Pricing More Effective ...
Previously from Paul’s Pricing Dictionary:
Price, n. Value, plus a reasonable sum for wear and tear of conscience in demanding it. (qv, Ambrose Bierce, The Enlarged Devil’s Dictionary)
1. Is your pricing effective?
2. Do you get actionable insights?
3. The Impact of Effective Pricing: A Case Study
4. How do we achieve that "magical" pricing effect?
5. How do we create that pricing "magic"?
6. What is the deliverable?
7. What do you gain with effective pricing?
8. How can we do business together?
September 15, 2020
High List (Price), High Discount, n. technical, obsolete. How to undermine your investment in your branding and devalue your own value prop with a few carelessly chosen words, like "80% discount". … [Read More...]
September 2, 2020
Price Floor (2), n. a tell. A red flag when requested by a rep. It's a flaming red flag when requested by a rep before they've even engaged with the customer. It's a flaming red flag on … [Read More...]
August 18, 2020
Price Floor, n. technical. 1) The deal price at which you no longer need a Sales Rep; 2) The deal price which, if you did all deals at, you would no longer need a Sales Department. … [Read More...]
April 22, 2020
Disruptive pricing, n. gerund, aspirational. When striving for consistent and predictable outcomes just won't do. Get your disruptive pricing in first, before the opposition does. … [Read More...]
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