Competition-Based Pricing aligns your product or service pricing with market competitors, influencing strategic decisions.
Examples of competitive-based pricing include offering the lowest cost, premium pricing, or implementing price match promises.
Advantages of competition-based pricing include customer familiarity, quick implementation, and insights from competitor price changes.
Disadvantages involve profit risk, pressure from external competitors, and the challenge of positioning as a premium option.
Setting up a competition-based pricing strategy requires thorough research on competitors, their pricing strategies, and understanding customer expectations in the market.