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What SaaS Gets Wrong About Decoy Pricing Strategy 🐛
SaaS customers like to buy with context. They buy with comparison. And when your pricing page gives them too little
Pricing Capability, Pricing Strategy
Why Small Grocers and Food Retailers Must Align Value and Price Now 🍊
Australia is cracking down on supermarkets charging excessive grocery prices. Regulators have flagged rising margins that outpace cost increases. Large
Value Culture
How FMCG Brands Can Avoid the Price and Promotion Trap 🍄🟫
Australian FMCG brands face a hard choice in price and promotion. Raise prices to protect margin, or slash them to
What’s the Ideal Product Promotion Price for Your Next Marketing Campaign 🦚
Most product promotions fail to generate substantial profit or at least as much revenue as business owners anticipated when it
Shifting from Discount-Heavy Tactics to a Real Value-Based Pricing Strategy 🐝
Lots of businesses rely on discounts to keep sales moving, but when it’s time to shift toward better margins or
Pricing Strategy, Pricing Transformation, Sales Effectiveness
How to Tell If Your Special Offer Pricing Truly Delivers Value 🎊
A recent study shows that big supermarkets put unhealthy food on special offer pricing nearly twice as often as healthy
What Business Executives Must Know About Surveillance Pricing 🕵🏻♂️
What is surveillance pricing? It’s no longer a theory. It is moving from concept to practice. Businesses are already testing
Pricing Strategy Lessons Luxury Brands Can Learn from Ralph Lauren 🧵
Mid-tier luxury brands feel the squeeze. On one side are fast-fashion and digital-first players slashing prices and winning younger shoppers.
How Smart Subscription Pricing Model Can Turn Fatigue into Loyalty 💤
Many business leaders talk about subscription fatigue as though customers are just tired of subscriptions. But the evidence suggests otherwise.