I can say that, it's for their leisure and also the quality of products.
I can say that, it's for their leisure and also the quality of products.
When the customer already knows the brand the trust is much higher compared to a unbranded product and because of that they are much more willing to buy the product
People are willing to pay more for branded products because they have been conditioned to believe they will bring them status. They also believe they are better quality.
by charging each customer the maximum amount they are willing to pay
To create recognition that people will remember easily and can refer other people they know to buy items from this brand. Since people are already familiar with the corporate branding, they will be more willing to buy new products from this brand.
I can say that, it's for their leisure and also the quality of products.
When the customer already knows the brand the trust is much higher compared to a unbranded product and because of that they are much more willing to buy the product
People are willing to pay more for branded products because they have been conditioned to believe they will bring them status. They also believe they are better quality.
To put it very simply, branding. "Branding" would be when someone sticks their logo on the case, the BIOS splash screen, and perhaps a sticker on the motherboard. Hardware-wise, branded computers use the same or very similar hardware to those found in unbranded bulk computers, or computers that people have built themselves. So a Dell, HP, or Acer may have almost the exact same configuration, but a different logo on the case.
Demand
it is when the price mechanism allocate products or services to people who willing to pay the most.
That's because a) There are people who want to see other places. b) There are businesses who are willing to sell such people services and products.
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by charging each customer the maximum amount they are willing to pay
by charging each customer the maximum amount they are willing to pay
by charging each customer the maximum amount they are willing to pay
No, not at all. Far from showing "bad taste", it shows "good sense". Brand names are sometimes a guide to quality, but not always, and putting a brand name on a piece of shoddy merchandise does not magically make it "better." Many people buy un-named brands in a range of products and are surprised in the high standards of quality. Many manufacturers make "branded" and "unbranded/budget" ranges for a wide range of retailers. It makes good sense to purchase a product that fits your price range and meets your requirements.