Published by Leonardo Calcagno
Price is the amount of money your customer pays for a product. Value is what your customer perceives the benefits of that product to be, and the emotional connection he/she has to the product, the employee, and the company, in relation to the price. How retail associates handle and present products to her/his customer adds – or reduces – the perceived value. This is true whether the products are drills, luggage, or diamond rings. Article continues at retailcontrarian.com