Market skimming, market penetration, companion products (captive pricing), and cost-based pricing are some of the pricing strategies marketing managers use when marketing globally.
Market Skimming | Market Penetration | Captive Pricing | |
Meaning | When the product is introduced in the market, the firm set a high price to receive maximum profit. | Pricing technique where the price of the product is set to be low initially by the firm to capture the market and attract more customers. | Pricing of product that has core product along with the number of accessory products |
Demand | Price Inelastic | Price elastic | Price elastic for captive product |
Margin | High | Low | Medium |
Sales | Small quantity is sold because of the high price | Bulk quantity is sold because of the low price | Small quantity is sold for core products while bulking for accessory product |
Object | Skim the cream | Penetrate the market | Capture the accessory product market |
Cost-Based Pricing: The prices of the products are
set by the firm based on the cost of the goods or the services
being sold. A fixed percentage of profit is added while selling
setting the price of the final product.
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Market skimming, market penetration, companion products (captive pricing), and cost-based pricing are some of the pricing...
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