Customer perceived value is incredibly influential when it comes to making product and marketing decisions. How do consumers perceive value; how can we assign value, prestige and buyability to a product; what are the best examples of this in the real world?
Perceived value pricing is now commonplace, and the greatest profit margins are drawn out from products that have developed remarkable levels of buyer faith, reputation and perception of value and quality.
This infographic looks at the psychology behind our perceptions, noting trends, marketing practices and differing generational attitudes. From products that developed from everyday household items to prestige products and brands and products that completely revolutionized their industry, the ‘Perception of Value’ infographic will walk you through how music and food have proved archetypal when it comes to assigning and drawing value.
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