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Price differentiation and wholesaling - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel: Market Research Strategies
Price differentiation and wholesaling
- [Instructor] Market research is inherently a quantitative exercise in exploring a market. That means we need to be able to effectively model profits and unit sales for a product, based on a variety of different factors or choices. One instance might be a change in the business model. For instance, we could talk about simply selling a product in a standard retail fashion where we charge a price and people pay for it on a unit sales basis. An alternative to this might be a wholesale type model or a club pricing type model similar to that followed by something like Sam's Club, or Walmart, or many of the other wholesale firms that are out there. Let's take a look at how we might model that in Excel. I'm in the zero two, zero five begin Excel file. Now what we have here is a wholesale pricing example where we've got the equivalent of a price club. We've got a particular product that's being sold. We've got a number of…
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Product pricing basics4m 13s
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Products with pricing power3m 59s
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Products without pricing power4m 22s
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Price or volume? The big trade-off4m 59s
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Price differentiation and wholesaling4m 16s
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Advertising attribution and identity5m 36s
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Hedonic shoppers and price4m 59s
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A/B testing and Excel5m 49s
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