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Insights & Tips

Each week we publish new insights that can help drive better B2B pricing outcomes. A few of those latest insights and tips are available here.

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Pricing's Infinite Loop of Misinformation


If you aren't careful, pricing teams can fall into an infinite loop where you only look at data that supports your assumption. Here's what to watch for.

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Recipe for a Strategic Value Message


You don't have to be a master chef to know if something tastes off. And you don't have to be a marketing professional to know if your value statements don't support your pricing.

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You Might Be Wrong About Over-Discounting


It might be tempting...and even a bit cathartic...to characterize every deviation and departure from your established pricing structure as unwarranted over-discounting. But here's why you should approach over-discounting with some humility.

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The Battle Against Pricing Cockroaches


Are you old enough to remember the time when roaches were almost everywhere, and no one could stop them?

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4 Better Ways to "Future Proof" Your Pricing Function


For future proofing your B2B pricing function, the standard "hire the right people into the right positions" approach won't get the job done. Learn why the cliche just doesn't cut it and what you should do instead.

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Overcoming the Santa Claus Problem in Pricing


You probably don't believe in Santa Claus. But you might be believing in some pricing fallacies that are just as implausible.

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The Crab-Like Dilemma in Pricing


Did you know that most types of crabs aren't actually related to each other? But in a sense, they might be related to your pricing team. Here's how.

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Driving A Different Type of Change in Pricing


If you're the CEO of a company, you can just tell people what to do and expect them to do it. If you're a sales ops team trying to get your colleagues to do things a little differently, you're going to need a more creative approach.

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