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License | Free |
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Aspect ratio | 16:9, 4:3 |
Versions | for Google Slides (PPTX), for Keynote (KEY), for PowerPoint (PPTX) |
Support language | English |
The marketing mix’s “Price” component refers to the amount consumers are charged for a product or service. It’s a crucial factor that not only influences profitability but also consumer perception and demand. Effective pricing strategies take into account production costs, competitor prices, perceived value, and the target market’s willingness to pay, ensuring that a product is both competitive and profitable.
Every marketer knows that the 4Ps of marketing, often referred to simply as the “marketing mix”, are the essential elements of any successful marketing plan. Out of these four components—Product, Price, Place, and Promotion—the price of a product holds special significance. In fact, some argue that price is one of the most critical determinants of a product’s success or failure in the market.
The rise of digital marketing, especially online marketing campaigns, email marketing, and social media marketing, means that marketers can now adjust prices more dynamically than ever before. The real-time marketing analytics available today allow for more agile and responsive price decisions.
While price is a pivotal element in the marketing mix, it’s essential to harmonize it with the other elements of a marketing mix:
The concept of the marketing mix isn’t just about mastering one of its components but understanding how they all interplay. As you market a product or service, remember that while setting the price for a product is vital, it’s equally important to ensure that the product is valuable, placed correctly, and promoted effectively to ensure a successful marketing strategy.
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