
Executives who interact and manage customers know that no two customers are alike. Different customers value the firm’s offering differently. Different customers have different costs to serve. And therefore, different customers need and deserve different prices.
With a good price segmentation strategy, a firm can serve more customers and earn higher profits. With a poor price segmentation strategy, the firm’s market may suffer from price contagion, where the segmentation hedge is leaky, the most profitable customers demand a deeply discounted price, and a price that was extended under special circumstances to a specific customer segment becomes the new norm for the firm’s market. Clearly the former of these two outcomes is preferred.
Wiglaf Pricing works with executives to define the most appropriate price segmentation strategy.
The anticipated result of a Wiglaf Pricing price segmentation engagement is an understanding of value drivers of a product for customers and the customer segment and behavioral criteria for profitable price segmentation.