Reduce Price to Improve Revenues and Margins
CHOICE 2: ISOLATE SEGMENTS RECEIVING THE LOW PRICE
A. Product Purchased Segments
Product System Component Segment
No. | SIC | Year | Notes |
1 | 3571 | 2001 | Today's aggressive promotions and price cuts – $400 instant rebates, free shipping, free printers and free Internet access abound – come after steady long-term price drops, in part because of cheaper components. |
2 | 4512 | 2008 | Frequent flier programs are being changed. As Delta merged with Northwest Airlines, it has made consumer-friendly choices in rules for a combined frequent-flier program. Delta has eliminated the fuel surcharges on frequent-flier tickets. |
3 | 5411 | 2004 | Closer to downtown, HEB's stores face more competition for lower-income customers. There, HEB has found that pricing products by the piece, instead of by the pound, produces better sales from buyers who come in with just $20 in their hands. |
4 | 5999 | 2002 | Overstock attracts customers with its standard shipping fee of $2.95 on each order. Amazon charges shipping on all orders under $25. |
5 | 6513 | 2005 | AvalonBay Communities, an apartment real-estate investment trust controlling 148 properties believes allowing credit cards is worth it even at a low usage rate because accepting cards gives their properties a competitive advantage. |
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