Chapter 17
Creative Pricing
Avoid bold strokes in foreign policy. Focus on steady progress.
—PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER,FAREWELL ADDRESS (1961)
This book began with a perspective of how competition made context the most important element of pricing. Subsequent chapters showed how different competitors had gained advantages through smarter and creative contextual pricing.
How can you leverage the insights contained in this book for your business, beginning today? Given the diverse pricing lessons described throughout, the question may arise: how to convert essential knowledge into enduring understanding?
The answer is practice. Practice understanding how customers think. Practice trying out new structures and strategies. Practice implementing ...
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