Finding the Optimal Price Point and Discount

Determine optimal pricing for products using BDSA's pricing assistant and dashboard tools.

 

Key Steps

Step 1: Access Pricing Assistant 0:00

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  • Navigate to BDSA's Business Suite.

  • Locate and open the Pricing Assistant tool.

 

Step 2: Utilize Pricing Dashboard 0:09

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  • Access the Analyst Suite.

  • Go to Pricing Strategy and select Pricing Overview.

  • Review the data behind pricing recommendations.

 

Step 3: Specify Pricing Parameters 0:21

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  • Identify product types, brands, sizes, and locations.

  • Focus on the lowest category level and pack size for your brand.

 

Step 4: Analyze Market Pricing 0:31

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  • For example, analyze 1 gram distal disposables in Southern California.

  • Determine the most common price for your brand and compare it to the market.

 

Step 5: Evaluate Dollar Velocity 0:41

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  • Identify the price point that maximizes dollar velocity (dollars per store per day).

  • Use the scatter plot to visualize dollar velocity across different prices.

 

Step 6: Adjust Pricing Strategy 1:07

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  • Consider adjusting prices based on dollar velocity insights.

  • Identify if higher prices yield better sales performance.

 

Step 7: Assess Discount Effectiveness 2:23

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  • Review the lift in sales by discount over the last 13 weeks.

  • Compare sales performance when products are discounted versus when they are not.

 

Step 8: Identify High Frequency Discounts 3:08

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  • Analyze which discounts are most frequently applied.

  • Determine if these discounts are positively or negatively impacting sales.

 

Step 9: Optimize Pricing Decisions 3:27

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  • Decide whether to maintain higher prices without discounts or lower prices with discounts based on sales data.

 

Step 10: Trend Analysis 3:44

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  • Track pricing trends over time.

  • Analyze how pricing relates to dollars, units, velocity, or unit velocity.