Tag Archives: price

When Is a “Sale” a Sale?

Posted on November 30, 2015 by bermanevansretail

Unfortunately, many retailers misuse the term “sale”. And shoppers are often persuaded that a product is on sale even when it isn’t. [For our holiday shopping tips, please click here.] As noted in Evans and Berman’s Marketing in the 21st … Continue reading →

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In-Store Price Comparisons by Ethnicity/Race

Posted on July 10, 2015 by bermanevansretail

Here are the results of some recent research on U.S. shoppers’ in-store price comparisons, as reported by eMarketer. Comparisons differ significantly be ethnicity and race: “Hispanic millennials are big spenders when it comes time to grocery shop. March 2015 polling … Continue reading →

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Are Retail Pricing Strategies Out of Control?

Posted on March 10, 2015 by bermanevansretail

Recently, we wrote about many restaurants making their menus too complicated, thus leading to significantly slower service and too many choices. Now, we have a related question: Do some retailers offer too many prices for their product assortment? In many … Continue reading →

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