All Things Pricing
Begins with a P
Pricing Basics
Pricing Strategies
Other Interesting Things
100

What are the four P's of the marketing mix?

Product
Price
Place
Promotion

100

This “P” directly determines how much revenue a company earns.

Price

100

According to the price–value equation, value equals perceived benefits minus this.

Perceived Costs

100

This pricing goal focuses on increasing net profit.

Profit oriented pricing

100

This animal’s fingerprints are so similar to humans’ they can confuse crime scenes.

Koala

200

These costs stay the same regardless of how many units are sold.

Fixed costs

200

This word describes the feeling when you open a test and realize you studied the wrong chapter.

Panic

200

What stage of the product life cycle does price tend to be at its highest?

Introduction

200

This pricing approach asks: “What is the highest price I can charge and still make the sale?”

Customer-oriented (value-based) pricing

200

What is the name of the princess in Little Mermaid?

Ariel

300

When price is equal or just below the price of a competitor to capture market share

Competitive Pricing

300

This word describes the act of opening your laptop with full intentions… and immediately checking social media.

Procrastinating

300

When a product is sold for a very low price for a short period of time

Promotional Pricing

300

When price is set lower than a competitor to enable the enter into the market

Penetration Pricing

300

A type of market structure in which a small number of firms control most of the market.

Oligopoly

400

An identifiable sub-group of whole market where customers have similar characteristics or preferences

Market Segment

400

This animal is considered one of the smartest birds in the world and can solve puzzles and use tools.

Parrot

400

This cognitive bias makes customers compare all future prices to the first price they see.

Anchoring

400

When price is set high for a new product on the market.

Price Skimming

400

This phrase means “absolutely yes” in Canada, but confuses everyone else.

Yeah, no

500

Where consumers are sensitive to changes in price

Price Elastic Demand

500

This is the name for the pleasant, earthy smell that happens after rain.

Petrichor

500
If a product is price inelastic and the price falls, will revenue increase or decrease?
Decrease
500

Higher prices result in this effect on break-even volume.

Lower break-even volume

500

Which river runs through Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest and Belgrade?

Danube