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Why CMOs Should Have a Seat at the Pricing Table
['Alice Gividen', 'Annabel Bolton']
The Business of Fashion
Data silos block holistic pricing decisions, and balancing brand perception and price elasticity is critical to avoid alienating your customer base.
CMOs Understand Consumer Price-SensitivityWhile CMOs may not own pricing strategies, an opportunity exists for them to advocate for the customer in pricing discussions and decision-making.
This data suggests that the tools and metrics used to determine product pricing, and forecast consumer acceptance of that pricing, are not performing effectively.
(Daniele Schiavello/Launchmetrics)SolutionsUnderstand Your Brand’s Price ElasticityWhile inflationary pressures and market realities make price increases inevitable, not all products respond to pricing changes equally.
Entry-level items, such as basics or bestsellers, often anchor price perception and carry high elasticity — even a modest increase can trigger a drop in demand.
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'brands'
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'customer'
'consumer'
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