Prestige pricing
advantages; 1) consumers favour products that offer the most quality 2) assumption that well made products will win admiration of consumers 3)assumption that quality products sell without much persuation
because of the product itself. customers buy the product not only looking at the price but because of the quality of the product. if consumers are satisfied with the product, they will entertain the product even if it raises price.
Some consumers prefer to pay less for a product even when they know that the quality is inferior. Some consumers prefer to pay more for a higher quality product. Large profits can be made selling the highly priced high quality products, but because the first group of consumers tends to be more numerous, equally high profits can be made selling the cheap products due to the higher sales volume. Both have their place in the market. On the other hand, for some people, maintaining the integrity of producing only products that they would be proud to put their name on is more important than making the highest possible profit.
Commodity = needs Product = quality In my POV, the commodity approach merely focuses on the consumers' demands whilst the product approach focuses on bringing consumer demand by creating a product that's of great quality.
The negative incentive will cause consumers to purchase less of a good or service if it is of lower quality
Not at all. Consumers frequently see a product and assume the more expensive the better the quality of the product. Whilst there is, to a degree a fact to this, product price is no guarantee of good quality
When a firm can accentuate the product's exceptional quality in detail, it can convince consumers that it's higher-priced product is worthwhile.
Product image refers to the way consumers view the product. Product images can be negative or positive depending on price, quality, and the corporation itself.
The things that influence consumers choices are: Promotions, offers, etc the quality of the product where the product has come from What shop the product is being sold in.. preferences from friends Hope that helped.. :D
The consumers instituteit started to test or provide help to see if a product or service was good enough quality and obliged by the consumer guaranty act.
advantages; 1) consumers favour products that offer the most quality 2) assumption that well made products will win admiration of consumers 3)assumption that quality products sell without much persuation
because of the product itself. customers buy the product not only looking at the price but because of the quality of the product. if consumers are satisfied with the product, they will entertain the product even if it raises price.
Some consumers prefer to pay less for a product even when they know that the quality is inferior. Some consumers prefer to pay more for a higher quality product. Large profits can be made selling the highly priced high quality products, but because the first group of consumers tends to be more numerous, equally high profits can be made selling the cheap products due to the higher sales volume. Both have their place in the market. On the other hand, for some people, maintaining the integrity of producing only products that they would be proud to put their name on is more important than making the highest possible profit.
because of the product itself. customers buy the product not only looking at the price but because of the quality of the product. if consumers are satisfied with the product, they will entertain the product even if it raises price.
Offensive advertising, false advertisement, low quality product, product misrepresentation, and company reputation can all cause negative demand, which is the determination of consumers not to buy a product.
The idea that consumers will favor products that offer the most quality, performance, and features and that the organization should therefore devote its energy to making continuous product improvement.
Country of origin refers to the country where a product was manufactured, produced, or grown. It is used to inform consumers about where a product comes from and can impact factors such as quality, reputation, and trade regulations.