terça-feira, abril 21, 2015

"Pricing isn’t a Math Problem — it’s a Psychology Problem"

No outro dia, num comentário, o Zé de Fare escreveu:
"não lhe chateia o facto dos combustíveis premium serem vendidos como bons e mais caros quando são iguais aos outros do supermercado?"
Ontem, lembrei-me deste comentário por causa destes trechos:
"Pricing isn’t a Math Problem — it’s a Psychology Problem.
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Pavlovian Association: Higher Price = Better Product.
There’s an amazing phenomenon in pricing, where an increase in price leads to an increase in sales because of a basic guideline that is programmed into all of us. We’re so used to better products costing more, that when something costs more we assume that it is better.
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Price is a choice that determines which customers you’re speaking to, and which you’ll attract. This is a powerful, counterintuitive effect that you won’t get from the Economic or a math-based approach to pricing."
É que ninguém é obrigado a comprar e valor é uma experiência pessoal e muito subjectiva.
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Trecho retirado de "How Strategy and Psychology Work Together to Perfect Pricing (well, almost)"

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