From the course: Pricing Strategy Explained
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Pricing variable 2: Demand
- The next thing to influence your pricing strategy is demand and demand has actually a big correlation between the amount of demand that a product or service will have and the price that you're actually going to charge for it. Now I don't want to get into a bunch of economic theory about supply and demand, but it is important to introduce some of these concepts. So it goes without saying, but I do want to say it that if in fact you have high demand for a product or service typically you have more flexibility, you can be more aggressive with your pricing because customers will pay more. And it goes without saying that when you have lower demand, you're going to have more pricing pressure and so you're going to have less flexibility in terms of being able to manipulate pricing or to bid pricing up in that case. So a couple things that I want to make sure that you're aware of as well is that you have to pay attention to demand…
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Pricing variables1m 41s
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Pricing variable 1: Competition1m 16s
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Pricing variable 2: Demand2m 15s
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Pricing variable 3: First of a Kind2m 3s
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Pricing variable 4: Uniqueness2m 44s
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Pricing variable 5: Scarcity2m 14s
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Pricing variable 6: Quality2m 32s
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Pricing variable 7: Margin2m 8s
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Pricing variable 8: Customer perception of value1m 46s
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Scoring your pricing influencers4m 27s
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