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Tweet Nov 2, 2022

Our Twitter subscriptions plan needs work @elonmusk. I did a pricing study on 54.3k Twitter users to help you Doge Father. TLDR: - Verification should cost much less - Twitter Blue should cost much more - Twitter has a unique opportunity to 10x s

by Patrick Campbell

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Book

The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing

by Thomas T. Nagle and John E. Hogan

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Article May 21, 2023

When customers are "willing" to pay

by Jason Cohen

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Tweet May 2, 2023

@besttrousers @jdcmedlock @balajis In the Fed transcripts from 2005 onward, I would say that Yellen was among the most level-headed members, mostly because she recognized that it wasn't a bubble and that higher prices did not necessitate a crisis. I

by Kevin Erdmann

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Article Apr 9, 2023

Food Prices Are New Inflation Threat for Governments and Central Banks

by Paul Hannon

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Video Apr 5, 2023

The decline of supermarkets - A sector in crisis

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Tweet Mar 13, 2023

🧵 1/ People wonder why clothing changed so much between the early 20th century and now...Or why people would ever dress "So formally" What people don't realize is how much lifestyles have changed in that time twitter.com/FromKulak/status/16353192876

by CatGirl Kulak 😻😿 (Anarchonomicon)

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Tweet Feb 26, 2023

Since a certain kind of economist keeps dunking on any use of the word "greed," a word about constraints on corporate pricing strategy and what normal people mean by "greed." Why is Stop and Shop posting this sign? twitter.com/brian_callaci/status/16

by Brian Callaci

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Tweet Feb 7, 2023

How to price your online course (for maximum $$ + impact). My "4 Hypotheses" Model:

by Justin Welsh

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Tweet Jan 23, 2023

1. Lets try to explain why actual price is less important than refinery margin A refinery buys crude oil and sells products. Therefore, has a natural hedge. It buys crude oil versus Dated brent and sells versus ICE Brent. (Dated Brent price is const

by Big_Orrin

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Tweet Dec 20, 2022

Pricing is 1% Math. And 99% Psychology. Here are 15 Pricing Psychology principles to get your user spending:

by Abhishek Shah

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Tweet Dec 18, 2022

My initial thoughts on the @gumroad price increase: The 10% flat fee "no longer includes credit card processing fees", which means it's more like a 12.9% fee to sell on the platform. We do ~$100K/mo in sales, so this would make our fees go up to ro

by Thomas Frank

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