puffy said:
Business doesn't work that way, there is a certain amount of people that will buy your product at $250. There's a certain number that will buy at $199 etc.. Nintendo obviously weighed up the amount of people that would buy this holiday for $250 and it wasn't enough. It's about momentum in the console business and having a lower amount of sales through the holiday would probably have caused a future price cut to $199 to have a smaller impact. Trust me, you can't just say 'it has to outsell last year to be worth it' because there are many other factors to consider with a pricing strategy. |
The idea is to move your product costwise downward, as soon as you can, so that you reach a larger audience of potential buyers, who then can buy more software and so on. You seek to do this as profitably as ppossible







