For quite a few months now, I enjoy toying with topics that intrigue me and over the odd weekend try to convert them into simple PPTs. Pricing has always been a concept all of us (including me) struggle with. As you can see I had to speak to Master Yoda to figure out how to tackle this problem!
I’ve attempted to break down and analyse how one can price what one sells. This is just a reference guide. I would encourage you to add some more examples in the comments below!
Feedback is always welcome. Just be sure you don’t hit me with anything too hard 🙂
[Ps – If you are browsing via a mobile device, click on the IN logo (linkedin) and directly view this deck on slideshare. The UX is much better :-)]
How to Price what you Sell? from Alok Rodinhood Kejriwal (on Slideshare)
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First Published on: Feb 12, 2014
asha chaudhry
thank you yoda!
enlightening ppt this was!
Charu Zelawat
Well placed that was..
Educative!!
Madan Ganesh Velayudham
Spot on! Such an informative and thought provoking slides have unique IP.. although it is free, it is priceless.Â
Thanks for sharing Alok 🙂
Raghavendra Kopalle
Clear and effective as usual! I love the way you use charts to simplify things rather than complicate 😉 Thanks sharing this.
Lakshdeep Rajput
Great PPT on pricing Alok. I always love your posts.
On a side note in case anyone is looking to price a product/service, this book is a great read.
Darshan Bhambiru
Thanks, for the Much needed Information in Compact format.
Too many new Entrepreneurs harm their own prospects by under pricing their Goods and Services. But if those company owners just take the time to think, they can set their prices closer to Fair Market Value.
Some Nice and Detailed information marked below for ref as well.
Is Your Product Too Expensive? How to calculate price and cost. Video
How to Price Your Product
Determining Overhead ♫ Raising and Lowering Prices ♫ Using Promotional Pricing Strategies
How to Price Your ProductsÂ
How to price your startup’s product right – the first time
What The Market Will Bear (WTMWB) price and In almost all cases, pricing strategies should begin with a Gross Profit Margin Target (GPMT) strategy. Gross Profit Margin is defined by the formula (P-C)/P,
where P=Price and C=Cost of Sales.
Just Keep Away from anything DARK!!!
Calm You Shall Keep and Carry On You Must!! Yoda~
Aparna
great! thanks for opening up analysis and introspection in pricing! 🙂
Alex J V
Damn it … this is awesome !!!Â
Ahoi
Truly enlightening.
You always simplify complexity 🙂Â
Thanks much