Price Points by Omnia Retail

For most products sold across multiple retailers, the process for dynamic pricing and market monitoring is relatively painless. All you need to do is provide the GTIN code for these items, then your dynamic pricing...

For most products sold across multiple retailers, the process for dynamic pricing and market monitoring is relatively painless. All you need to do is provide the GTIN code for these items, then your dynamic pricing system can search the web for that GTIN code. And while you probably have plenty of these “matchable” products — products from different brands that you can “match” based on GTIN codes — what do you do about the private label products you produce and sell exclusively in your stores? When the system can only find the GTIN for a product in one store, how can you make sure the price of that product still stays as agile as the market? This is where reference pricing becomes a crucial part of your dynamic pricing strategy. And if you’re a retailer who sells these products, this post is for you. Keep reading to learn more about reference pricing, how to implement it in your dynamic pricing tool, and how to reap the benefits of this powerful tactic.