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Competitive Pricing: The Secret to Winning More Deals

Salesforce

Enter competitive pricing. There are cases in which a business brings an entirely new product or service to the marketplace and is able to set prices as high as customers will tolerate. However, most companies are up against established rivals who compete on price. What you’ll learn: What is competitive pricing?

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Geographical Pricing: What It Is & How You Can Make the Most of It

Hubspot

But as I touched on, regional markets are unique, and some are further or less accessible than others. In many cases, your pricing strategy needs to reflect that variability. That process — folding location-based considerations into your pricing strategy — is known as geographical pricing. Zone Pricing.

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What Is Total Addressable Market (TAM)? How to Calculate + Examples

Salesforce

This is especially important when introducing an innovative or entirely new product to the market, and it’s where value theory comes into play. For example, you might compete with a rival by focusing on lower pricing, introducing new products or features, or highlighting superior service. When it’s time, expand your TAM.

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Is Competition Based Pricing a Winning Strategy?

Salesforce

One of the easiest ways to keep tabs on your competitors is to watch their prices. Making regular price adjustments to match or undercut similar offerings in the same market is a common tactic used by companies of all types and sizes. It’s called competition based pricing. But this is not just about getting ahead.

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The Google anti-trust trial: A deep dive into the details

Martech

Justice Department claims Google, which owns a 90% market share in search, paid massive sums to companies like Apple to make it the default search engine on products like the iPhone. 12 John Schmidtlein, lead lawyer for Google, claims the company dominates the search market due to being a superior product.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 117: B2B Pet Peeves: Pipelines, Predictability, Control and MORE

Heinz Marketing

I live in California. You’re in Southern California. That’s the way I picture the pipeline out here, off the coast of California. Then you’ve got a bunch of marketers on your team that are used to prioritizing more, they’re used to buying the most leads at the lowest possible price.

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Every Business Has an Origin Story: A Lesson in Branding

Hubspot

The “premium denim boom” had occurred when a number of high-fashion brands entered the market and began selling $200-plus pairs of jeans. During that time, Levi’s had maintained its traditional price point of around $39, and as a result, its jeans had acquired a low-end reputation and were considered less chic and no longer fashionable.