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Why do some prices feel right while others trigger hesitation? In this episode of Main Street Matters, Patrick Keiser explores one of the most fascinating and practical parts of pricing strategy: the psychology behind how customers perceive value.
As Thomas Nagle writes in The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing, “Customers do not perceive prices as numbers; they perceive them as cues about value.”
In this episode, you’ll learn:
If you’ve ever wondered why a $49 item sells better than one priced at $50 or how to make prices feel fair, confident, and aligned with your brand, this episode will give you the insight (and tools) to do it.
Keywords: independent retail, small business pricing, pricing psychology, value perception, retail strategy, price anchoring, behavioral economics, Main Street marketing, The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing
By Patrick Keiser5
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Why do some prices feel right while others trigger hesitation? In this episode of Main Street Matters, Patrick Keiser explores one of the most fascinating and practical parts of pricing strategy: the psychology behind how customers perceive value.
As Thomas Nagle writes in The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing, “Customers do not perceive prices as numbers; they perceive them as cues about value.”
In this episode, you’ll learn:
If you’ve ever wondered why a $49 item sells better than one priced at $50 or how to make prices feel fair, confident, and aligned with your brand, this episode will give you the insight (and tools) to do it.
Keywords: independent retail, small business pricing, pricing psychology, value perception, retail strategy, price anchoring, behavioral economics, Main Street marketing, The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing

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