The price that you set for your products and services is one of the most crucial decisions you have to make in a business. Pricing requires thought and an understanding of your customers or clients, the market, the environment and your competitors. Here are four pricing mistakes you need to avoid: One: The first mistake […]
Growing a business is a special talent, part science, part art and doing it well can be one of the most rewarding life experiences. It can also spell financial disaster from which it is very difficult to recover, when things don’t go well. In this article we discuss 5 common mistakes made by businesses. Cash Flow Cash […]
Despite the rampant growth of e-commerce, there is still plenty of life left in bricks-and-mortar stores. The latest research by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has shown that online retail turnover contributed just 3.1 per cent of total retail turnover in Australia during July 2015. In fact, according to analysis by National Australia Bank, […]
I’ve received several emails via LinkedIn over the years from newly self-published authors who want me to buy their books. If you’re one of these authors, I applaud you for taking that important step toward self-promotion. But now I’m going to tell you why I—and probably most of the people you sent that email to—never […]
Pricing products at a high price or a low price to attract consumers are no longer widely used strategies, according to new study published in Marketing Science journal.
When Jeremy Levitt started his business in 2007, he knew he had a great idea but kept hitting roadblocks when it came to pricing his product. With the business growing, this was an issue that he needed to solve quickly.
Is your small business stuck charging low prices for your products or services? The problem might not be what you’re selling. Here’s how one business raised prices by changing its name.
I want to share with you some ideas that make things a easier. Sometimes it’s the little things count! Here are a few ideas to get you thinking…
Coles has refused to put the prices of its groceries online, fearing comparison shopping with rival Woolworths and independent retailers.
Queenslanders can expect to pay on average $2.05 more per week under new pricing from Queensland Urban Utilities in the South East Queensland region.
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