Price to Profit: Psychology & Science of Pricing
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Price to Profit: Psychology & Science of Pricing at UDEMY Overview
Duration | 3 hours |
Total fee | ₹449 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Advanced |
Official Website | Go to Website |
Credential | Certificate |
Price to Profit: Psychology & Science of Pricing at UDEMY Highlights
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Price to Profit: Psychology & Science of Pricing at UDEMY Course details
- Business and Marketing Students
- Any body interested in learning price influence
- Entrepreneurs and Business Owners
- Marketers and Sales People
- Anyone Interested in the Application of Psychology in Pricing
- Universal Rules of Pricing
- How to Charge Higher Prices Confidently
- How to Fight Price Wars
- Psychology of Pricing: How to Manipulate Price to Make it More Appealing
- The Art of Discounting without Losing Profit:
- How to Enhance Consumption and Increase Renewal Rate
- This course is pragmatic and applicable. It digs deep into scientific research of psychology and pricing in addition to the wisdom of pricing scholars and gurus. I have collected for you not only the tips and tricks to hack into customers' perception of price but also the overall strategies and consideration to coordinate your pricing strategies in any given situation or context.
Price to Profit: Psychology & Science of Pricing at UDEMY Curriculum
Introduction
What is Price?
Quick Announcement
Pricing Strategies and Rules
Rule Number Two of Pricing: How to Charge Higher Prices
Price Elasticity and your Pricing Power
Psychology Pricing
Price Elasticity and your Pricing Power
Price Elasticity and your Pricing Power
Price and Psychology Of Consumption
Price and the Psychology of Consumption
The Art Of Fighting A Price War
Fighting a Price War- Step 2: STOP the War
Fighting a Price War- Step 3: Non-price Actions
Dynamic Pricing
Price Modification and Discounting Principles and Psychology
Product and Price Versioning
Product and Price Bundling
Price Partitioning
The Effect of Size in Using Partitioned Prices
Effect of Perceived Unfairness in Partitioned Prices
New Product Pricing
New Product Pricing Principles
Market Skimming and Market Penetration Pricing
References and Extra Materials