One of the most common issues manufacturers face is abuse of MAP. MAP, or “Minimum Advertised Price,” is essentially a price floor that a manufacturer determines for its products, and in an ideal world, a number that retailers won’t …
From Competitive Pricing to Competitive Advertising: How to Execute a Competitive and Profitable Online Ad Strategy
This is a guest post by Jana Fung, Marketing Manager at MixRank.
Pricing is just one part of the 4 P’s of the marketing mix. There’s also product, place and promotion. Since you already have the product and …
May 23, 2013
Social Coupons and Your Bottom Line
So you have been hearing about these social coupon and you have been wondering if they make sense for your small business. Social coupons refer to sites such as Groupon, AmazonLocal and Homerun. These sites act as a …
February 25, 2013
“Everyday Low Pricing” vs. “Dynamic Pricing Strategy”
J.C. Penny recently introduced their “Fair and Square Everyday Pricing”, promising simple everyday low pricing for their products and doing away with the traditional dynamic pricing model. The results to date have been dismal, share prices have dropped and …
February 4, 2013
Applying discounts in your pricing strategy
It seems that every time you visit an online store there is some sort of discount, coupon or promotion going on, but how do you know what is right for your online store? It depends on what you hope to …
January 30, 2013
A Unique Way to Drive Shopping Online: Uniqlo
Competitive pricing can only go so far if you can’t get shoppers to your online store. Uniqlo, the baby of Fast Retailing Co. Ltd. has made big waves in the US, after their tremendous success in Japanese and Chinese …
November 7, 2012
Hack Price Monitoring with IFTTT and ScraperWiki
At WisePricer, we’re always trying to develop new ways to help online merchants stay ahead of their competition. Today, I want to share a way to keep track of Amazon’s prices for multiple products. I’ll be mashing up ScraperWiki and …
September 3, 2012