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Uncovering Retail Price Discrepancies: Strategies for Brand Consistency

Wiser

This underscores the critical need for brands to keep a vigilant eye on how their products are positioned in the market. Insight into these variations not only empowers brands to enforce consistent pricing policies but also assists in strategizing competitive approaches to enhance market share and consumer perception.

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Best Practices for Selling on Amazon You May Be Missing

Retail TouchPoints

For many retailers, success selling on Amazon simply lies in following a set of best practices. Let’s take a look at a few of these. Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Pricing (MSRP) and Minimum Advertised Pricing (MAP) aren’t enforced by Amazon. Neatness counts at Amazon. Keep things tidy.

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Can You Price Below MAP Prices?

Wiser

MAP policies can also help set an expectation for the price of certain products across the market, which is helpful for smaller businesses that are looking to sell products based on value without the fear of a price war looming in the distance. How Retailers Can Work Around Minimum Advertised Price.

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Does Being “Left to Guess” Establish Standing for Injunctive Relief After TransUnion?

Hunton Andrews Kurth

In recent years, consumers filed a spate of class actions claiming that retailers misrepresented the retail price on discounted goods to mislead consumers into thinking they were obtaining a bargain. In Davidson, a plaintiff sought injunctive relief against a manufacturer who had falsely advertised wet wipes as “flushable.”

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Chemist Warehouse accused of price tampering during Black Friday sales

Inside Retail

Chemist Warehouse has been accused of inflating product prices across the Black Friday weekend, signalling ‘savings’ which were actually higher than the standard prices advertised before and after the shopping event. off of recommended retail price), respectively.

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Chemist Warehouse accused of price tampering during Black Friday sales

Inside Retail

Chemist Warehouse has been accused of inflating product prices across the Black Friday weekend, signalling ‘savings’ which were actually higher than the standard prices advertised before and after the shopping event. off of recommended retail price), respectively.

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How to Create an Effective MAP Policy

Wiser

Most brands today are using what’s called a Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) policy to protect their business from resellers who could otherwise hurt their brand image, and profits, with too-low prices. For example, imagine a customer is the market for a new grill. at most retailers. What a steal!