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Free 55 Page Guide: How to Draft and Enforce a Successful Reseller Pricing Policy

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The post Free 55 Page Guide: How to Draft and Enforce a Successful Reseller Pricing Policy appeared first on Trackstreet.

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How to Stop Unauthorized Sellers on Amazon

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Additionally, authorized sellers and brands can encounter problems such as price erosion, loss of control over their brand image, price wars, and violation of distribution agreements. They may offer products at lower prices, leading to unfair competition. Unauthorized Distributors. Retail Arbitrageurs. Used Item Resellers.

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MAP Pricing vs MSRP: What’s The Difference

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What’s more important to develop for our products – MAP retail pricing or MSRP? Aren’t MAP pricing and MSRP more or less the same thing? Can we have both MSRP and MAP pricing for our products? DIFFERENCE BETWEEN UMAP AND MSRP SHOULD/CAN YOU HAVE BOTH AN MSRP AND A UMAP POLICY? Let’s find out. WHAT IS MSRP?

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What is a MAP Policy and Why It’s Important for Brands (+ FAQs)

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One often-used tactic is to set retail prices as low as possible. While this is a win for consumers, such a business practice can encourage price wars and set a precedent for market monopolies, brand equity erosion, and product devaluation. One of these policies is the MAP Pricing Policy.

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MAP Policy and Antitrust Law: Back to Basics

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Time for a quick review of the ways that antitrust law should affect your Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) policy. You might have read all of these concepts and best practices before—maybe even in some of TrackStreet’s previous posts about MAP policies and price fixing. No peeking.

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One Big Reason Brands Should Care About MAP Pricing

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There are many reasons we at TrackStreet believe manufacturers and brands should have a MAP pricing policy. For example, MAP pricing protects your all-important brick-and-mortar retailers from being repeatedly undersold by their pure-eCommerce competitors. But what exactly do we mean by that? Let’s look at the evidence.

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Pricing Erosion: Definition, Causes, and How to Avoid It

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In a competitive industry for a specific type of product or service, businesses often engage in pricing wars that lead to a steady decrease in the value of goods. This devaluation is called Pricing Erosion. Now you’re wondering: Is there more to the definition of Pricing Erosion? What is Pricing Erosion?

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