Pricing is the process of determining
what a company will receive in exchange for its products. Its a highly complex
task and a lot of thought goes behind it. In such competitive markets like the
ones we have today every rupee matters. Consumers unless they are brand
loyalists might jump from one brand to another because of the smallest of
margins. Prduct buying decisions are made keeping a lot of factors in mind,
generally pricing being the most important.
Some factors to be kept in mind while
deciding the pricing strategy.
·
Pricing
objectives
·
Product
cost
·
Extent
of competition in the market
·
Customers
demand and utility
·
Marketing
methods used
·
Government
and legal regulations
Find below the
pricing of Frooti.
Tetra Pack packaging
Quantity
|
Price(Rs)
|
65ml
|
2.50
|
200ml
|
10.00
|
250ml
|
12.00
|
PET bottle packaging
Quantity
|
Price(Rs)
|
250ml
|
10.00
|
500ml
|
18.00
|
1000ml
|
35.00
|
2000ml
|
60.00
|
Thus we see that Frooti isn’t only available
in multiple quantities but also at a diverse price range. Prices have been kept very affordable keeping
in mind their target audience – kids and early teens. They prices are also
slightly lower than their competitors Maaza, Slice, Tropicana and Real which is
been to their advantage.
Frooti promotes the 65ml tetra pack priced
at Rs 2.50 as ‘ 5 ka 2’ that implies 2 packs for Rs 5. This is a very smart gimmick. Seeing
2 packs for only Rs. 5 consumers get tempted and invariably buy 2 instead of 1.
There is a high sense of customer value associated with this offer.
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