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Pop Culture Marketing
100

Pricing strategy that creates an image of a product and entices customers to buy.

Psychological Pricing

100

Sets prices high to convey quality and status.

Prestige Pricing

100

Sets and maintains prices that are perceived by customers to be low.

Everyday Low Pricing (EDLP)

100

Sets prices to end in an odd number.

Odd Pricing

100

This fast food chain is famous for the slogan “I’m Lovin’ It.”

McDonald’s

200

Setting the prices of products in a way to intentionally mislead a customer.

Deceptive Pricing

200

Established price printed in a catalog, on a price tag, or in a price list.

List Price

200

Sets various prices for the same type of product to indicate different levels of quality.

Price Lining

200

Sets prices for accessories that may be sold with the main product.

Optional Pricing

200

This celebrity became the face of Pepsi and starred in one of their most famous Super Bowl ads.

Beyoncé

300

Minimum price set by the government for certain products that it thinks are being priced too low.

Price Floor

300

Maximum price set by the government when it thinks certain products are being priced too high.

Price Ceiling

300

Gives customers a free or reduced-price item when another is purchased at full price.

Buy One, Get One (BOGO) Pricing

300

Pricing method that allows customers to compare prices based on a standard unit of measure.

Unit Pricing

300

This YouTuber turned boxer has his own energy drink brand called PRIME, co-created with KSI.

Logan Paul 

400

Advertising one product with the intent of persuading customers to buy a more expensive item when they arrive in the store.

Bait and Switch

400

Item that is priced much lower than the current market price or the cost of the product, resulting in a loss on each sale.

Loss Leader

400

Sets prices low for the base product but charges high prices for other components that are needed to complete the product or service.

Captive Pricing

400

Selling the same product to different customers at different prices based on personal characteristics.

Price Discrimination

400

This toy line turned movie franchise boosted sales by partnering with Margot Robbie and dropping a pink-covered PR campaign in 2023.

Barbie

500

When does Price gouging usually occur?

During Emergencies!

500

What kind of discount do customers receive when they trade in a similar product to receive a lower price during the sales transaction?

Trade-in Discount

500

This pricing strategy combines two or more services or goods for one price.

Bundling

500

What law makes price discrimination illegal?

Clayton Antitrust Act (1914)

500

This rapper dropped a meal collaboration with Popeyes and launched her own hot sauce — showing how artists can boost brand buzz.

Megan Thee Stallion

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