Product, pricing, and channel strategies must support the selected positioning and customer value proposition. Misalignment between these decisions weakens customer experience and business performance.
| Strategy | Application |
|---|---|
| Cost-Based Pricing | Add a margin to the cost of delivery |
| Value-Based Pricing | Set price according to perceived customer value |
| Competitive Pricing | Use competitor prices as a reference |
| Penetration Pricing | Use a low initial price to build adoption |
| Price Skimming | Use a high initial price for innovation or premium demand |
| Dynamic Pricing | Adjust prices according to demand, timing, or capacity |
Channel strategy determines how customers discover, purchase, receive, and obtain support for an offering. Channels may include direct sales, retail stores, distributors, agents, websites, marketplaces, mobile applications, and social commerce.