How does the pricing strategy impact the profit margin and overall profit over time?

The pricing strategy directly impacts the profit margin and overall profit over time. A higher price can lead to a higher profit margin per unit sold, but it may reduce the volume of units sold if the price is too high for consumers. Conversely, a lower price can increase the volume of units sold but may reduce the profit margin per unit. Therefore, it's crucial to find a balance where the price is attractive to consumers and still allows for a healthy profit margin. Over time, this balance can lead to increased overall profit.

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So what do you do with the result of your comparison? Use this Pricing data collection table to track how your pricing strategy affects your revenue, market share, customer volume, profit margin, and overall profit over time. In this example, with a product priced at $2,850 and 60% of the market share, the product sold 30,000 units, achieved a 65% profit margin, $85.5 million in revenue, and $55.5 million in profit. (Slide 14)

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Pricing Strategies (Part 2)

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