full range pricing

Discussion in 'CT7' started by dvani, Nov 15, 2013.

  1. dvani

    dvani Member

    how full range pricing works? what can be an example of full range pricing?
     
  2. freddie

    freddie Member

    It just means that you have to think about the full range of products that you produce when you're setting prices. It's no good making the "top quality" product cheaper than the "mid-range" product.
     

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