When you make the decision to lower the price of a product, how do you address that change with existing customers (those who have paid the higher price)?
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Kong Senior Director of Pricing and Packaging • 5y
If you're lowering your price, you might have bigger problem than how to communicate the change. This sounds like a more fundamental product strategy, positioning, and s...
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FICO Sr Director Strategy & Pricing • 3y
I like to start from a place of trust: give customers a credit for the difference. Think about how much more likely you are to come back to a restaurant who made a mista...
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ActiveCampaign VP Product Marketing | Formerly Pendo, Demandbase, Conga, SAP • 3y
I've always taken the approach that you don't touch existing customers until at least renewal time. So if you lower your pricing there is no need to address your current ...
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