Say I have a product(s) that I wholesale at a reasonable, not high,
price.
***Your retailers ultimately decide the price. not you, although you are in negotiations for the price by adding and subtracting features and benefits to your product, with a view to optimizing your participation in the market via the products or services you offer...***
And, some retailers sell the product at a high price to make a
big profit. Then, the product doesn't sell well because the retail
price is too high for customers. And, my business takes a hit because
the product doesn't sell due to the retailer price, and maybe I need a
new product.
***You have more than one customer... any retailer who commonly rips off his customers is going to be defunct soon enough, leaving only the fair retailers...
John
Monday, February 16, 2009
Susan Has a Question On Pricing
Posted in Business strategy, Radical small business by John Wiley Spiers
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