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This internship has taught me a lotHow to learn and,

that we should never give up.

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Presentation tips from Jesse Desjardins, Garr Reynolds and Nancy Duarte .

served as a benchmark and helped in creating effective presentations.

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Before

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After

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Five mistakes that should be avoided.

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One- Too much info

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Two- Not enough visual content

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Three- Poor design quality

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Four- Visual vomit

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Five- Lack of preparation

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Audience love stories- make use of it.

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Analysis of HBR article

Ditch the discounts.

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When the economy is at stake!

Given the market environment, I needto revamp my pricing strategy, But what should I do?

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What’s wrong with discounts?

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Smart companies adapt the prices!

Different customers have differentneeds and therefore place different

values on a given product or service.

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Geographic pricing

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Price discounts and allowances

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Promotional pricing

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Coming to adaptive pricing it’s tough to beat the airline and hotel industries

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What should a company do?

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It’s time to reprice for recovery

But how?

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Introduce a lower priced version

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Use promotions to avoid price discounting

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Adapt products to maintain affordability- Decrease product size or volume

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Unbundle services and add extra fees.

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Withdraw recession- pricing tactics

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Introduce new premium products

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Increase the price of regular products

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Offer new ways to experience luxury

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Examples

Hyundai let buyers who lost their jobs return their vehicles. It thus avoided further price cuts- and in nine months fewer than 50 vehic-les were returned

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A mid week special in a restaurant

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Indian railway- Indian railway offers seasonal ticket for short distances as a method of pricing

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Psychological processes that influence consumer responses to the marketing program

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1. Motivation2. Perception

a. Selective Attentionb. Selective Distortionc. Selective Retentiond. Subliminal Perception

3. Learning4. Memory5. Made to stick

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Purchasing Decisions

1. Key questions- what, why, when, where and product decisions are made by customer.

2. Five stage modela. Problem recognitionb. Information searchc. Evaluation of alternativesd. Purchase decisione. Postpurchase behavior

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In what ways consumers stray from a deliberative rational decision process?

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1. Decision behavior2. Decision making3. Decision heuristics

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Recap

1. Key points to good presentations2. HBR- ditch the discounts review3. Kotler concepts

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Declaration

Created byAkhila Polishetty, during an internship underProf. Sameer Mathur, IIMLucknow. www.IIMinternship.com

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Thank you.