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Success at What Price? | BTalk Australia

June 25th, 2008 @ 2:34 pm

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Categories: BTalk Australia, Podcasts

Tags: Pricing Strategy, Pricing, Podcasts, Marketing Research, Marketing, Internet, Phil Dobbie, Ron Wood

Prices should be set at what customers are willing to pay based on the benefits your products or services provide. This “value-based” approach to pricing will produce higher profits than the old-fashioned cost-plus approach.

That’s the view of Ron Wood of Pricing Insight who talks to Phil Dobbie about getting your price right. He explains how you can arrive at the optimum price through “voice of customer” research, understanding the elasticity of your product category and by learning from your competitors’ price experimentation.

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Phil Dobbie is a broadcaster and businessman with more than 15 years commercial experience across the telecommunications, Internet, tourism, advertising and radio industries. He has held senior marketing and management roles in OzEmail, Telstra and the British Tourist Authority and has been involved in a number of Internet start-ups.
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