Six reasons why your retail pricing strategies aren’t working
Pricing isn’t easy to get right, even for the most experienced retailers. It’s arguably both an art and a science.
Pricing isn’t easy to get right, even for the most experienced retailers. It’s arguably both an art and a science.
Price fixing has a deservedly negative connotation, and often the term is misused in the context of minimum advertised price (MAP), and other manufacturer price policies.
Here’s the lowdown on how they differ, and why MAP is actually beneficial to all parties involved, not just brands.
Years ago, we got used to airline tickets fluctuating in price and then Amazon began dominating online retail and put their own version of dynamic pricing to work.
Since then, dynamic pricing has become increasingly commonplace in online retail.
Do you know where your pricing stands relative to your top competitors?
Keeping an eye on how you compare across your most important categories or brands is critical to getting a bird’s eye view of the market and capitalizing on where you have pricing power.