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“Amazon may not actually be the lowest-priced seller of a particular product in any given season,” the report reads, “but its consistently low prices on the highest-viewed and best-selling items drive a perception among consumers that Amazon has the best prices overall — even better than Walmart.”
The study was part of a white paper Boomerang released on Tuesday to bring attention to the idea of price perception in e-commerce. The startup has created a “price perception index,” which it described as “a numerical pricing model that captures customer psychology of price perception. It does so by providing a tangible statistic of how a company’s products…are priced, relative to the competition, weighted by customer interest.”...
Via Douglas G Hall, Jeff Domansky
Interesting POV on Amazon marketing, pricing and online shopping strategies.
Here's a fascinating look at Amazon, it's pricing strategies and its product marketing tactics.
They are even very clever with #cloud hosting.