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Pricing-New-to-Market Technologies

An evaluation of applied pricing research techniques

The pressure to gain market share and revenue with new-to-market technology services and products is unrelenting. With millions of dollars and hundreds of jobs potentially on the line, it is imperative that the product marketer is equipped with the best information available to determine the optimal pricing strategy for a new service or product. But with the variety of pricing research techniques to choose from, how does the product marketer know which is best? This paper reviews commonly used pricing research techniques and discusses when it is best to use each so that the product marketer can make better choices in determining pricing strategies.

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