Chapter 4 - Price & Value Communication
Chapter 4 - Price & Value Communication
Consulting
Chemicals Investment
Home
Auto Advice
Equity
Loans Repairs
Hotels
Type of Benefits
Desktop
Computers Life
Insurance
SUV’s Blood College
Antibiotics Pressure Education
Psychological Benefits
Sports Drugs
Cars
Fitness Unique work
Digital Equipment of Art
Cameras
Cosmetics
Designer Exotic
Clothes Vacations
Framework of Value Communication Strategies
Relative Cost of Search
Low High
“Search” Goods “Experience” Goods
Strategy 1 Strategy 2
Economic Value Economic Value
Economic Benefits
Communication Assurance
Strategy 3 Strategy 4
Psychological Benefits
Associate Communicate
Differential Performance with Assurances That Total
Subjective Psychological Value Psychological Value
That Justifies Pricing (e.g., Justifies Pricing (e.g., Art, Exotic
Cosmetics) Vacations, Mattresses?)
Assignment
• Choose a product & identify (15 minutes)
– The target customers, the relative size of the market, and
their desired economic or psychological benefits.
– The Value Proposition for the product; i.e., compellingly
unique & distinctive economic or psychological
benefits.
– How you will communicate the value to customers
given high experience characteristics & psychological
benefits. For example, what assurances can you offer
that the product will deliver the desired psychological
benefits?
– Price & whether you will negotiate discounts.
• Communicate value & price in 2 minutes