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2. Marketing guides smart pricing decisions.

Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2025 5:15 am
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He continues, "This drove immediate course registrations (short-term goal) while also building a strong alumni-student network, fostering huge potential for long-term engagement and brand loyalty."

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Marta Romaniak, VP of global branding at Avenga, agrees with Rosario, explaining that the commitment should not end once the service is delivered:

“We continue providing insights that could benefit them, which helps build long-term trust. On the same note, if a customer purchases a short-term service or solution, we send them personalized recommendations regarding services they might need in the future. So, a short-term cooperation turns into a long-term relationship.”

Marketing reveals what customers want and how much they’ll pay. It helps you get a read on customer behavior, keep tabs on competitors, and spot trends so you can set prices that attract customers.


“We once re-priced our master's degree in Data Science based on cayman islands whatsapp number database market feedback and competitor benchmarking. We reduced the cost by 15%, which resulted in a 25% increase in enrollment for the subsequent batch,” shares Greta Maiocchi, head of marketing & admissions at OPIT.

Competition-based pricing strategy

Debbie Moran, marketing manager at RecurPost, also shared one successful story from her company: