Price & prejudice
How smarter pricing delivers more for less
Sunday 05 October 2008Report
Retailers invest huge amounts of effort and money in price changes, often with little return. In our experience retailers in general do not pay sufficient attention to what drives the customer's perception of their price position.
As a result investments go unnoticed by the customer and create no benefit for the retailer.
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