
Lean Pricing
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Content
- Cover
- Title Page
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Introduction to Pricing
- Get Paid What You Are Worth
- Pricing Determines Your Market Position
- A Pricing Strategy Utilizes Multiple Tactics
- Is Pricing a Science or an Art?
- Price: Last, but Not Least, of the Four Ps
- The Pricing Challenge for Intangible Assets
- Price Is the Dominant Factor in Your Profitability
- Chapter 2. The Foundation of Pricing
- The Relationship Between Price and Customers
- The Optimal Price-Customers Tandem
- Setting the Right Price
- Cost-Plus and Value-Based Pricing
- Cost-Plus Pricing
- Value-Based Pricing
- The Benefit of Value-Based Pricing
- Delivering Value to Your Customers
- A Shark Bite Problem on a Mosquito Scale
- Case Study: Numbers for Startups
- Factors Influencing Pricing
- Chapter 3. Pricing Methods
- The "Silicon Valley Rule of Thumb" Method
- The 10x Rule
- Case Study: Evidence
- The Customer Interview Method
- Method 1: Don't Ask About Price, Ask for the Cost Approach
- Method 2: Do Ask the Customer for a Price
- The Industry Margin Benchmark Method
- The On-Premise Model as Gross Margin Benchmark
- The SaaS Model as Gross Margin Benchmark
- How to apply this method?
- The Breakeven Point Method
- You have to make a living.
- Cash Flow is as important as revenue.
- How to Implement the Breakeven Point Method
- The Google AdWords Method
- How to determine the cost of sales?
- Tutorial: Using the AdWords API
- The Anchor Pricing Method
- Anchor Pricing as an Additional Package on the Pricing Page
- Anchor Pricing Based on Opportunity Cost
- Anchor Pricing Based on a Familiar Product
- Pricing Dilemma
- The Decoy Pricing Method
- What Is the Difference Between Anchoring and Decoy Pricing?
- How to Implement Decoy Pricing?
- The "Buy vs. Build" Benchmark and Psychology Method
- Tackling the Issue
- Setting the Value and the Price
- Concerns
- The Price-Distribution Fit Method
- Case Study: Dropbox
- The Competition Based Pricing Method
- Scenario 1: Pricing Above the Competition
- Scenario 2: Pricing Below the Competition
- Scenario 3: Pricing on Par with the Competition
- The Price-Per-User Industry Average
- Chapter 4. Pricing Strategies
- Multi-Axis Pricing Strategies
- Product Features
- Users
- Usage
- Multi-Axis Pricing Is a Function of Marketing
- Case Study: Salesforce
- Strategies for Freemium Business Models
- Freemium Is a Tactic, not a Business Model
- Free to Premium Conversion Ratios
- Free to Premium Conversion Benchmarks:
- Risks in Using the Freemium Business Model
- Free Is not Free for the Startup
- Asking Something in Return
- Freemium in B2B
- The Case of Flickr
- The Case of WhatsApp: A Year-Long Trial
- The Case of Zenefits: Freemium with a Twist
- Two-Sided Marketplace Business Models
- Case Study: Two-Sided Marketplace
- Components of Pricing Strategies
- Price Elasticity
- Price Negotiations
- Pilot Customers
- Transparent Pricing
- A/B testing on Pricing
- Transactional Pricing
- Perfect Pricing Discrimination
- Don't Give Away Customer Support
- The Gap in Software Pricing
- Chapter 5. Pricing Tactics
- Setting and Displaying Prices
- Discounts
- Tricks of the Trade from the Retail and Restaurant Industry
- Odd Value Pricing: The Magic 9
- Odd Value Pricing: The Magic 5
- No Dollar Sign
- Display of Prices in Local Currency or Only Dollars
- Make Payments Easy
- The VAT (Value Added Tax) Challenge
- Size Matters
- Context and Yield Management
- Bracketing
- Justify the Lowest Plan
- Social Proof
- Appropriate Naming of Pricing Tiers
- Free Trial & Money Back Guarantee
- Bundle Your Products
- Bundling as a Defensive and Offensive Strategy
- Guidelines
- Pro Bono and Education
- Annual Contracts
- Pricing Pages on Mobile Devices
- Chapter 6. Revisiting Pricing
- Increasing and Decreasing the Price
- Increasing the Price
- Price Increase Example: Netflix
- Decreasing the Price
- Price Decrease Example: Spotify
- The Cost Side of Pricing
- Getting the Costs Right: Lower and Upper Bounds
- Chapter 7. Conclusions & Final Words
- Setting the Right Perception
- The Dos and Don'ts of Pricing
- Dos
- Dont's
- Recommended Reading
- References
- Special Thanks
- About Sirris
- Copyright
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