The psychological of pricing

what do you need to know about how to price your products to the customers?

I think many of the business owners don't think seriously before about the meaning behind pricing, and why the owners need more knowledge of the pricing methodology.

To price your products you have to be studying many things before you stick out the price tag on your product.

This article is for anyone who has a commodity for sale. Whether it's actual items or services.

Today, we will peal up on the main points that we need to be considered before we hang the price tag out.

1. Left digit reduction: For the past few decades, the marketing world has been inundated with charm pricing—prices that end in 9, 99, or 95.

2. Fewer syllables for price Number: Don’t overlook the auditory version of your price. It may seem irrelevant, but syllabic length influences price perception.

3.Use small font to display price: Your brain has a universal conceptualization of size. Thus, there’s a blurred overlap between VISUAL size and NUMERICAL size. That’s why customers perceive your price to be smaller if you display your price in a smaller font size. In a layout, position larger elements around your price. Those elements will reinforce a smaller visual magnitude, which will reinforce a smaller numerical magnitude.

4.Remove the comma from your price: Researchers found that removing commas (e.g., $1,499 vs. $1499) can influence make your price to seem lower.

5.Use words that are related to small magnitude: Be careful when choosing the language near your price. Certain words can taint people’s perceptions. For example, presented participants with various descriptions for an inline skate. Some descriptions emphasized a “Low Friction” benefit. Other descriptions emphasized a “High Performance” benefit.