January 2005
Intermediate to advanced
232 pages
5h 35m
English
There are a number of price cues that guide buyers: the value message of a price ending in 9, the quality message of round number pricing, signalling devices like known value indicators and price guarantees.
Reference prices are important to set the context – related items and even incidental products with higher prices can support your pricing.
Price presentation – different ways of expressing prices can create different customer perceptions.
Customers love discounts and hate surcharges – there are smart ways to use this in communications.
Managing a rising price can build customer confidence.
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