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The Price Segmentation Self-Assessment

A Straightforward Self-Assessment to Gauge the Likely Quality of Your Price Segmentation

Simply answer the questions in this self-assessment objectively to gauge the likely quality, accuracy, and efficacy of your price segmentation model. You can assess overall quality as well as pinpoint specific opportunities for improvement.

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  • Identifying & Capturing Profitable "Quick Wins"

    It’s always good to have a few simple strategies close at hand for boosting margin dollars without having to expend a lot of time, effort, or money. In this three-part recorded training session, we discuss and explain 15 "quick win" strategies and tactics that have proven effective for others.

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  • Business-to-Business Price Elasticity

    In this recorded training session, we explain the fundamentals of price elasticity in straightforward terms, explore the various principles involved, and provides valuable tips and insights to help you get started toward leveraging this most powerful measure in B2B pricing.

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  • Closing the Costliest Pricing Capability Gaps

    In this session, we explore three pricing capability gaps that are still all-too-common considering their detrimental effects on pricing performance and highlight steps you can take to close the gaps once and for all.

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  • Generating Cost-to-Serve Automagically

    Creating accurate cost-to-serve estimates can be more difficult than people anticipate. In this tutorial, learn how to reduce the time and effort required to estimate the indirect costs of serving different customers.

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