Today's Revenue Management thought:-

Utilising dynamic pricing and demand forecasting represents a pivotal pathway to triumph within the hospitality sector. These strategies offer a promising route to success due to their ability to adapt to market fluctuations and customer preferences effectively. This week we’l look at 4 aspects of this, in an attempt to stimulate thought.

Enhanced Revenue Optimisation: Dynamic pricing and demand forecasting enable hospitality businesses to maximise revenue by adjusting prices in real-time according to fluctuations in demand. By accurately predicting demand and adjusting prices accordingly, your property can capture the maximum value from each customer transaction. This strategy ensures that pricing remains competitive yet profitable, leading to increased revenue and improved financial performance.

In essence, incorporating dynamic pricing and demand forecasting is fundamental to achieving sustained growth and prosperity in the dynamic realm of hospitality.

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Today's Revenue Management thought:-

It’s Friday - time to contemplate.

Implementing price variation is easier said than done, as numerous factors affect buyers' perceptions of fairness.

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Today's Revenue Management thought:-

Classical economic theory says that customers decide if a price is fair by evaluating based on their own interests. This week I’ll discuss why charging fair prices, not maximum prices, optimises profits over time.

Ethical Considerations: Operating with integrity by charging fair prices aligns with ethical standards and societal expectations, reducing the risk of backlash or regulatory intervention that could harm profitability in the long term.

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Today's Revenue Management thought:-

Classical economic theory says that customers decide if a price is fair by evaluating based on their own interests. This week I’ll discuss why charging fair prices, not maximum prices, optimises profits over time.

Customer Retention: Fair pricing strategies prioritise customer satisfaction, leading to higher retention rates and reducing the need for costly acquisition efforts. Satisfied customers are more likely to remain loyal and continue to generate revenue over time.

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Today's Revenue Management thought:-

Classical economic theory says that customers decide if a price is fair by evaluating based on their own interests. This week I’ll discuss why charging fair prices, not maximum prices, optimises profits over time.

Market Reputation: Charging fair prices enhances brand reputation, attracting more customers and fostering a positive perception within the market. This reputation can lead to increased market share and higher profitability in the long run.

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Today's Revenue Management thought:-

Classical economic theory says that customers decide if a price is fair by evaluating based on their own interests. This week I’ll discuss why charging fair prices, not maximum prices, optimises profits over time.

Long-Term Relationships: Fair pricing fosters trust and loyalty, encouraging repeat business and positive word-of-mouth referrals, which are more sustainable than short-term profit maximisation strategies.

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Today's Revenue Management thought:-

It’s Friday - time to contemplate.

The right price includes elements of - Surprise, Doubt, Justification & Satisfaction

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Today's Revenue Management thought:-

This week we’ll discuss the 4 emotions behind price perception - Surprise, Doubt, Justification & Satisfaction

Your customers aren't tasked with determining pricing. An ideal price is one that meets acceptance but encounters some initial pushback. Predicting customer reactions to specific prices through direct inquiries is challenging because they themselves are uncertain about their responses.

Satisfaction: Overcoming initial resistance leads to satisfaction when customers recognize the worth of their purchase. They feel confident that they've made a sound investment, reinforcing their perception of the price.

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Today's Revenue Management thought:-

This week we’ll discuss the 4 emotions behind price perception - Surprise, Doubt, Justification & Satisfaction

Your customers aren't tasked with determining pricing. An ideal price is one that meets acceptance but encounters some initial pushback. Predicting customer reactions to specific prices through direct inquiries is challenging because they themselves are uncertain about their responses.

Justification: Customers seek validation for the price through factors like quality, brand reputation, or unique features. If they perceive the value to outweigh the cost, they're more likely to accept it.

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Today's Revenue Management thought:-

This week we’ll discuss the 4 emotions behind price perception - Surprise, Doubt, Justification & Satisfaction

Your customers aren't tasked with determining pricing. An ideal price is one that meets acceptance but encounters some initial pushback. Predicting customer reactions to specific prices through direct inquiries is challenging because they themselves are uncertain about their responses.

Doubt: Doubt creeps in as customers question whether the price aligns with the perceived value. They may wonder if the product justifies the cost or if they can find a better deal elsewhere.

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