Carson Griffiths’ Post

In my marketing studies, I've delved into the complexities of promotional pricing and its impact on a company's bottom line. Through chapter readings, lectures, and assignments, I've gained valuable insights into tools like #breakevenanalysis, which are crucial for assessing the effectiveness of such promotions. ⛳️ Rock Bottom Golf's Father's Day promotion serves as a compelling case study. By offering a $100 discount on drivers, they significantly reduce their #marginperunit, but this strategic move aims to generate excitement and urgency among customers, potentially leading to increased sales volume. 🏌️♂️ Break-even analysis helps us determine how many additional units Rock Bottom needs to sell to offset the #fixedcost of the promotion (banner ads in this case). In this scenario, they need to sell approximately 188 additional drivers to recover the $15,000 spent on advertising. 📊 This exercise underscores the importance of considering both #margin and #salesvolume when evaluating promotional strategies. Marketers must carefully weigh the trade-off between short-term profit reduction and potential long-term customer acquisition and brand loyalty. 🏆 Tserennyam SukhbaatarTutehau Hunkin

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