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Make the transition as seamless as possible

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Demand Pricing - Prices vary according to supply and demand.
Time-gap pricing - Lowering the initial price over time until the end of the product or service's life cycle.
Best Value Pricing – Using focus groups and research, determine and find the best price based on competitors and quality of service.
Competitive pricing - Setting prices similar to your competitors
Tiered Pricing - Set tiers according to the quality of your products/services
Aggressive pricing - Lower your prices than your competitors to increase your brand exposure
Overhead Cost-Plus Pricing - This can be calculated by taking your total overhead and your desired profit.


A price increase doesn't necessarily have to be an outright price bulgaria telegram database increase. For example, if you have three different tiers of service, two tiers can be aggressively priced and the last tier can be competitively priced.
We suggest no large lump-time price increases, for example, limit price increases to 30-40% and no more than once every 24 months.
When announcing a price increase, our most important consideration is your transition, and our goal as a company is to make the transition as seamless as possible.
Migration Advice
If you decide to increase prices, notify your customers immediately.
Leave your current contract in place until it expires
If you have existing long-term customers on an increasing value rate plan, you can indicate your intention to remain on their existing rate for up to 730 days (24 months) to ease the customer transition.
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