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Pricing


        
Overwiew of Pricing

    Prcing is the process of determining what a company will receive in exchange for 
    products.
    The factors:
                       ­manufacturing cost
                       ­market place
                       ­Competition
                       ­market condition
                       ­Quality of products
     The charging different price depending on individual customers and situations.




                                            
Dynamic Pricing on the Web 
allow SELLER to

    ●Charge lower prices,reap higher margins
    ●Monitor the customer behavior

    ●Change prices on the fly to adjust for changes in demand or costs.

    ●Negotiate prices in online auction exchanges.




                                            
Dynamic Pricing on web allow
BUYERS
    ●Get instant price comparisions from the thousands of vendors.
    ●Find and negotiation lower prices

    ●Negotiate prices in online auction and exchanges.




                                              
Three Approach to setting Price

        Demand
                           Price
               Supply
       Price                         Segmentation
                            Margin   Targetting and 
                                     positioning

    Ecanomic approach
                                        Product 
                            Costs
                                       strategies

               $$$                     Promotion 
                                       strategies
     Cost­variable/fixed
     accounting/finanae                  Place 
     approach                          strategies


                                
Factor affecting the Pricing 
Decision

                                        External factors:
    Internal factors:                   Nature of market 
    Marketing objectives                and demand 
    Marketing mix strategy              Compettion
    Costs organizational     Pricing    Other 
    considerations           decision   environmental 
                                        factors(economy,re
                                        sellers,goverment,s
                                        ocial concern)




                                  
Internal Factors affecting Pricing 
decision
    ●Marketing Objective:
    ●Company must decide on it strategies for the products.

    ●Survival,current profit ,market share leadership and product quality 




                                               
Internal Factors Affecting Pricing 
Decision

        Marketing Mix Strategy:

    ●Price decision must be coordinate with products design,distribution and 
    promotion decision to form consistent and effective marketing program.


        Target costing:

    ●Pricing that starts with an selling price,then target costs that will ensure that the 
    price is met




                                                
Cost:

    Fixed costs
    Cost that do not vary with production or sales level
    ●




    Variable costs:
    Cost that vary directly with the level of production.
    ●




                                                
External Factor Affecting Pricing 
Decision

    Market and Demand:
    Cost set the lower limit of pricing.
    The market and demand set the upper llimit.




                                             
Pure Competition:
    Many buyers and sellers where each has little effect on the going market price.

    Oligopolistic competition:
    Few seller who are sensitive to each other's pricing/marketing strategies

    Monoplistic Comptition:
    Many buyer and seller who trade over a range of pricing         

    Pure Monopoly:
    Market consists of a single seller.




                                                
External factors affecting pricing 
decision

    Conisider the cometitor's cost ,price and possible reaction when develop[ing a pricing 
    strategy
    Pricing strategy influences the nature of competition         
                      Low­price low­margin strategies inhibit competition
                      High­price high­margin strategies attract competition
    Economic condition
                        Affect production cost
                        Afffect buyer perception of price
    Reseller reaction price must be consider
    Goverment may restrict or limit pricing option
    Social consideration mey be taken into account




                                                 
Compettior's price          Consumeer
    Product cost              s and othe              perception of
                   r internal and external factors       value




                                
Value­Based Pricing
    ●Uses buyer's perception of value not the seller's cost as the key to pricing
    ●Measuring preceived value can be difficult

    ●Consumer attitude towards pric and quality have shifted during the last decade.


                    




                                                
Compitition Based Pricing


    Going rate Pricing:
         Firm bases is mainly on compatitors price,with less attentition on its own costs 
    and demand.


    Sealed bid Pricing:
         Firm bases its own price on how it thinks competitors will price rather than on 
    its own cost or on demand




                                               
New Products Pricing Strategies

    ●Set a low initial pricing order to penerate the market quickly and deeply.
    ●Can attract a large number of buyers quickly amd win large market share.




                                             
Product line pricing

    ●Cost difference b/w products
    ●Cuctomer evaluation of different features

    ●Competitors prices




                                                  
My conclusion

    From this we conclude that. first we have to see our compatitors pricing,quality,there 
    profit.The product should satisfi customer need.According to the quality and the 
    investment only we can fix the price.
    At the initial stage the product should not be much costly.It have to be resonable.Then 
    after the usage of the customer we can hike our price.
     




                                                 

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Pricing

  • 2. Overwiew of Pricing Prcing is the process of determining what a company will receive in exchange for  products. The factors:                   ­manufacturing cost                   ­market place                   ­Competition                   ­market condition                   ­Quality of products The charging different price depending on individual customers and situations.    
  • 3. Dynamic Pricing on the Web  allow SELLER to ●Charge lower prices,reap higher margins ●Monitor the customer behavior ●Change prices on the fly to adjust for changes in demand or costs. ●Negotiate prices in online auction exchanges.    
  • 4. Dynamic Pricing on web allow BUYERS ●Get instant price comparisions from the thousands of vendors. ●Find and negotiation lower prices ●Negotiate prices in online auction and exchanges.    
  • 5. Three Approach to setting Price Demand Price Supply Price Segmentation Margin Targetting and  positioning Ecanomic approach Product  Costs strategies $$$ Promotion  strategies Cost­variable/fixed accounting/finanae  Place  approach strategies    
  • 6. Factor affecting the Pricing  Decision External factors: Internal factors: Nature of market  Marketing objectives and demand  Marketing mix strategy Compettion Costs organizational  Pricing Other  considerations decision environmental  factors(economy,re sellers,goverment,s ocial concern)    
  • 7. Internal Factors affecting Pricing  decision ●Marketing Objective: ●Company must decide on it strategies for the products. ●Survival,current profit ,market share leadership and product quality     
  • 8. Internal Factors Affecting Pricing  Decision Marketing Mix Strategy: ●Price decision must be coordinate with products design,distribution and  promotion decision to form consistent and effective marketing program. Target costing: ●Pricing that starts with an selling price,then target costs that will ensure that the  price is met    
  • 9. Cost: Fixed costs Cost that do not vary with production or sales level ● Variable costs: Cost that vary directly with the level of production. ●    
  • 10. External Factor Affecting Pricing  Decision Market and Demand: Cost set the lower limit of pricing. The market and demand set the upper llimit.    
  • 11. Pure Competition: Many buyers and sellers where each has little effect on the going market price. Oligopolistic competition: Few seller who are sensitive to each other's pricing/marketing strategies Monoplistic Comptition: Many buyer and seller who trade over a range of pricing          Pure Monopoly: Market consists of a single seller.    
  • 12. External factors affecting pricing  decision Conisider the cometitor's cost ,price and possible reaction when develop[ing a pricing  strategy Pricing strategy influences the nature of competition                            Low­price low­margin strategies inhibit competition                   High­price high­margin strategies attract competition Economic condition                     Affect production cost                     Afffect buyer perception of price Reseller reaction price must be consider Goverment may restrict or limit pricing option Social consideration mey be taken into account    
  • 13. Compettior's price Consumeer Product cost s and othe  perception of r internal and external factors value    
  • 14. Value­Based Pricing ●Uses buyer's perception of value not the seller's cost as the key to pricing ●Measuring preceived value can be difficult ●Consumer attitude towards pric and quality have shifted during the last decade.                     
  • 15. Compitition Based Pricing Going rate Pricing:      Firm bases is mainly on compatitors price,with less attentition on its own costs  and demand. Sealed bid Pricing:      Firm bases its own price on how it thinks competitors will price rather than on  its own cost or on demand    
  • 16. New Products Pricing Strategies ●Set a low initial pricing order to penerate the market quickly and deeply. ●Can attract a large number of buyers quickly amd win large market share.    
  • 17. Product line pricing ●Cost difference b/w products ●Cuctomer evaluation of different features ●Competitors prices    
  • 18. My conclusion From this we conclude that. first we have to see our compatitors pricing,quality,there  profit.The product should satisfi customer need.According to the quality and the  investment only we can fix the price. At the initial stage the product should not be much costly.It have to be resonable.Then  after the usage of the customer we can hike our price.