Applying "Daring Caution" Approach to Pricing Consumer Products

Bob Sherlock was recently interviewed by Brick Meets Click, prompting an interesting discussion of how to apply the Daring Caution approach to pricing consumer products.  For example, one comment notes that when a supermarket chain sets selling prices based on plus/minus calculations off the market share leader's prices, that disconnects pricing from the retailer's brand image and shopper value proposition.

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