The Price Is Right - How To Arrive At The Best Price For Your Products
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The Price Is Right: How to Determine the Optimal Price for Your Products
Summary
Avoiding Common MistakesMany e-commerce business owners mistakenly price their products by simply adding a fixed percentage or flat amount to the item's cost. For instance, if you buy a watch for $20 and add another $20 to the price tag, it doesn't account for the fact that your costs can vary. The wholesale cost of buying and reselling 100 blow-dryers will differ significantly from doing the same for 10,000.
Overlooked Pricing Opportunities
Another issue with this straightforward pricing approach is that you might underestimate what customers are willing to pay. If a watch with a $20 markup sells well, it might also sell just as successfully with a $40 markup, significantly boosting your profits.
A 7-Step Pricing Strategy
Marlene Johnson from PricingPsychology.com suggests a detailed approach to pricing:
1. Analyze Competitors’ Prices
Understand the price range for similar products. Customers have expectations, and if your prices are dramatically higher or lower, it could cause problems.
2. Objectively Compare Your Product
Evaluate features that consumers would notice and value. Determine if your product excels compared to others. Avoid emotional bias; it's only better if it demonstrably is.
3. Decide on Product Perception
Do you want to be known for quality, affordability, or added value? Ensure your website reflects this image. Customers won't pay premium prices if your site appears unprofessional.
4. Calculate Your Costs
Consider the cost of goods at different purchase volumes and include shipping. Forgetting any costs can eat into your profit margin.
5. Determine Profitable Quantity
Assess the price range you can charge and calculate how many units you need to sell to make a profit.
6. Reality Check
Ask yourself if you can make a profit based on market willingness and potential sales. If not, reevaluate your strategy to save time and money.
7. Test Different Price Points
Use A/B testing to identify the best-selling price point. Resources like WilsonWeb offer guides on optimizing landing pages scientifically, showcasing various testing programs.
Final Tip
Always remember: if customers immediately accept your price, consider raising it.
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