Run aggressive pricing promotions to increase market share

In-Store

Run aggressive pricing promotions to capture a larger market share quickly. This can boost sales and customer acquisition but may also impact profit margins and brand perception. It’s a high-risk, high-reward strategy best for competitive markets.

Tools

Name Description Pricing Ease of Use
Amazon Ads Console Amazon Ads Console is a sophisticated marketing tool designed to empo…
Paid Only
Moderate
Amazon Seller Central Amazon Seller Central is a comprehensive platform designed for market…
Paid Only
from $39.00/mo
Moderate
Google Ads Google Ads is a comprehensive online advertising platform that enable…
Paid Only
Moderate
Google Merchant Center Google Merchant Center is a robust platform by Google that allows mar…
Paid Only
Moderate
Instagram Business Tools Instagram Business Tools by Meta is a comprehensive suite designed to…
Paid Only
Moderate
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Objectives

Name Description
Customer Acquisition Customer Acquisition is the process of attracting and converting new …
Sales The marketing objective 'Sales' focuses on increasing revenue through…

Demographics

Name Description
Students Students are a vibrant and evolving demographic, primarily aged 16-24…
Urban Dwellers Urban Dwellers represent a dynamic demographic group characterized by…
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Promotes

Name Description
Brand Brand represents the unique identity of a business, encompassing its …
Digital Product A Digital Product refers to an intangible asset distributed in digita…
Physical Product The Physical Product represents a tangible good that marketers have t…
SaaS Software as a Service (SaaS) is a cloud-based service where instead o…
Service The 'Service' is an innovative solution tailored to address current c…

Sectors

Name Description
Food and Beverage The Food and Beverage sector is a vital part of the global economy, e…
Hospitality and Leisure The Hospitality and Leisure sector encompasses hotels, restaurants, t…
Real Estate The Real Estate sector encompasses activities related to the developm…
Retail The Retail sector is a dynamic industry focused on the sale of goods …
Transportation and Logistics The Transportation and Logistics sector is a critical component of gl…

Strategy

Name Description
Customer Acquisition Strategies Attracting new customers involves various tactics like ads, social me…
Market Expansion Strategies Growing your business by entering new markets involves research, adap…
Pricing Strategies Setting the right price involves balancing profitability and customer…

Sub-strategy

Name Description
Market Penetration Strategy Increasing market share for existing products through tactics like co…
Competitive Pricing Strategy Setting prices based on what competitors charge to attract customers …
Discount and Promotional Pricing Strategy Offering temporary price reductions to boost sales and attract custom…

Technologies

Channel

Name Description
In-Store In-Store marketing involves promoting products or services directly w…

Sub-channel

Name Description
Amazon Amazon is a go-to for businesses aiming to boost sales and brand awar…
Etsy Etsy is a great place for creative entrepreneurs to sell unique, hand…
Retail Media Networks Retail Media Networks let brands place ads directly within online ret…
Walmart Marketplace Walmart Marketplace gives sellers a giant platform to reach millions …
eBay eBay is a popular online marketplace where businesses and individuals…

Quick Facts

Channel

In-Store

Advertising Type

Display

Difficulty Level

Intermediate

Estimated Cost

Medium

Time to Impact

Short (Weeks)

Tags

B2C
Paid

Pros

  • Immediate boost in sales: Aggressive pricing can lead to an instant increase in sales volume as customers are attracted to lower prices.
  • Increased market share quickly: By reducing prices, businesses can attract customers from competitors and expand their market presence swiftly.
  • Clear competitive edge: Dramatically lower prices can provide a noticeable advantage over competitors, driving more traffic to your offerings.
  • Customer acquisition rates improve: Lower prices can attract first-time customers who are trying your brand for the first time.
  • Stock clearance: Helps in selling off old or excess inventory quickly, freeing up space for new stock.
  • Builds customer database: Promotions can help in collecting customer data which can be used for future marketing efforts.
  • Enhanced visibility: Promotions often lead to increased mention in social media and other channels, boosting overall visibility.

Cons

  • Reduced profit margins: Lower prices mean decreased profits per unit, which can impact overall profitability.
  • Temporary customer loyalty: Customers attracted solely by price may not remain loyal once prices go back up.
  • Brand perception: Constant promotions can lead to a perception of lower quality or a discount brand.
  • Competitor reactions: Competitors may also lower their prices, leading to price wars that can hurt all involved.
  • Operational strain: Handling increased customer demand may stress logistics and operations.
  • Customer expectations: Once customers experience lower prices, they might expect similar deals in the future, making it hard to revert to original pricing.
  • Limited differentiation: Competing on price alone reduces the distinction of your brand in the market and can commoditize your offering.