Pricing & Value Quantification
Need help determining whether your pricing is optimizing your profitability?
Pricing is the fastest, single most effective way a company can impact its profitability.
Implementing a major marketing and advertising campaign may increase revenue; downsizing may cut costs; reducing manufacturing costs may make you a little more profitable. But effectively managing the price of your products and services will have the fastest impact on your profitability!
Here's a fact: Raise your prices by 1% and you will see a 12.3% increase in your product's profitability.*
Benefits of an optimized NPD process:
*(Based on the Standard & Poors 1000 Index, average pricing structure, and cost data. Your pricing structure will differ.)
Benefits of Pricing Right
When developing new products, technology-driven firms frequently overlook or incorrectly estimate critical baseline variables:
Pricing strategy should be based on customer value, product mix, branding strategy, and the quality message you deliver. Life sciences companies, in particular, should design flexibility into their pricing strategies and develop ways to handle the rapid changes and uncertainties in this business segment. Even for technical and novel products, pricing sensitivity analysis is a repeatable and methodical process. Our cost-effective, customer-based approach to pricing analysis gets you the market information you need to leverage this marketing tool and achieve the financial results you expect.
Pricing is an under-managed activity in many companies:
Want help selling your product or service? Use our independent analysis to show your prospect how well your product will impact their return on investment.
Establishing a clear business case for your products, or an ROI to your clients in a technical market is challenging. BioPlan Associates can work with you to define and quantify the actual, documented value that your solution, product, or service brings to your customers—the ones they value most.
Quantify the key business elements that make up your ROI-based business case. Many companies claim to deliver superior value. While it may be true, you must be able to prove such claims. You will need to objectively demonstrate that your products and services yield economic benefits to your customers, either by reducing costs or stimulating revenue.
You receive the validated, customer-based data using your product's performance along with independent verification of your service's effectiveness. You will be able to deliver quantified, validated claims about your product's performance!
