Raise Price to Improve Revenues and Margins

CHOICE 1 OBJECTIVE: RAISE PRICE, RAISE PERFORMANCE AND COST BY SMALLER AMOUNT

CHOICE 2 ISOLATE SEGMENTS: CUSTOMER SEGMENTS WITH HIGH SERVICING COSTS

CHOICE 3 COMPONENT: SET LIMITS ON THE USAGE OF THE PRODUCT

No. SIC Year Notes
1 4522 2006 In response to increasing demand, companies which offer fractional ownership of private jets are promoting higher-end options in which users own a stake in a particular plane. This limits the risk of demand from exceeding supply on peak travel days. CitationShares launched Citelines which offers travelers a price break for traveling on nonpeak days and a flat annual rate of operating charges.
2 4812 2001 Sprint is adapting its prepaid services to increase revenue and retain customers. The ASL deal requires credit checks and limits the air time customers can accrue based on their credit profiles. Billing is prompt. Unlike other prepaid plans, the per-minute rate is the same as monthly customers. This allows Sprint to profitably penetrate the credit-challenged market.
3 6399 1998 PetsHealth has three policies that cover 80% of vet's costs and prescriptions after a $100 annual deductible: the "basic" ($120 premium, $1500 per incident, $7500 maximum coverage.), "value" ($230,$3500,$10,000), and "choice"($362,$5000, $12,000).

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