Cost Effective?
The Web’s effect on pricing strategy as it turns branded products into commodities, Part 1 of 3
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Therefore, sales need to increase more than 10 percent or $3 million to make up the loss in margin and maintain the same total “profit” or funds available for fixed and overhead coverage. What’s the probability that sales will grow from $30 million to $33 million driven by a 3 percent reduction in selling price? Whenever you contemplate increasing sales and profitability by cutting prices of commodity products below the established market price, know how much sales increase you’ll need to realize just to match the margin you were realizing at higher prices.
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