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Unless there's a breaking point of "good enough" that can serve all segments. Typically though, this "making the product worse" thing is used as part of the sa
by exelius 10y ago
Unless there's a breaking point of "good enough" that can serve all segments.
Typically though, this "making the product worse" thing is used as part of the sales cycle of a patented product. There has to be some "proprietary" piece (whether a large up-front investment in infrastructure or a new technology) or else it's a commodity and this type of segmentation doesn't work.
- usrusr 10y ago"Premium fuel" is a perfect example of price segmentation in a commodities market. Granted, not many customers fall for it, but it seems to be enough to keep up the expensive ruse.
- gwbas1c 10y agoNot really. High compression engines need higher octane in order to achieve full performance.