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“ THE LAST FRONTIER ” W. FRANK DELL II,CMC DELLMART & Company RETAIL PRICING.

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1 “ THE LAST FRONTIER ” W. FRANK DELL II,CMC DELLMART & Company RETAIL PRICING

2 DELLMART & Company AGENDA INTRODUCTION TYPICAL PROCESS PHILOSOPHY & STRATEGY PROPOSED PROCESS

3 DELLMART & Company OBJECTIVES Review current retail pricing process Explore consumer perception & issues Develop proposed retail pricing –Process –Approach

4 DELLMART & Company STAPLE / BASIC ITEM FOCUS STAPLESEASONAL/FASHION Normal Promotion Normal Promotion Mark Down Close Out $425.1 Billion Retail Food Industry Over-stored Mature Consolidating

5 DELLMART & Company MANY NEW COMPETITORS Membership Club Convenience Supercenter Drug/Chemist Fast Food Home Shopping

6 DELLMART & Company MASTER PRICING STRATEGIES EDLP Advantages Low cost maintenance First market entry advantage Disadvantages Boring Requires discipline HI-LO Advantages Merchandising excitement Provides flexibility Disadvantages High cost maintenance Difficult execution Fact - No retailer truly practices EDLP

7 DELLMART & Company STORE SELECTION FACTORS Source: Progressive Grocer

8 DELLMART & Company STORE SELECTION FACTORS Source: Progressive Grocer

9 DELLMART & Company RETAILER GOALS Low High Price Image Gross Margin Quality Ratio

10 DELLMART & Company CONSUMERS Recall up to 200 item prices Frequently purchased items High consumables Translates to 500 - 1,000 items creating the price image

11 DELLMART & Company PRICE COMPONENTS

12 DELLMART & Company AGENDA INTRODUCTION TYPICAL PROCESS PHILOSOPHY & STRATEGY PROPOSED PROCESS

13 DELLMART & Company TYPICAL PRICING PROCESS

14 DELLMART & Company COLLECT COMPETITIVE DATA

15 DELLMART & Company DETERMINE PRICE

16 DELLMART & Company IMPLEMENT PRICE Minimum cost is $1.00 per item per store

17 DELLMART & Company PRICE CHECK Shelf POS

18 DELLMART & Company RESULT

19 AGENDA INTRODUCTION TYPICAL PROCESS PHILOSOPHY & STRATEGY PROPOSED PROCESS

20 DELLMART & Company RETAIL STRATEGY

21 DELLMART & Company ESTABLISH DEPT. STRATEGY

22 DELLMART & Company UNDERSTAND COMPETITORS

23 DELLMART & Company DEFINE CATEGORY ROLE Traffic Builder Transaction Builder Profit Contributor Cash Generator Excitement Creator Image Creator Turf Defender Destination Routine Occasional/Seasonal Convenience

24 DELLMART & Company DEFINE IMAGE PRICE

25 DELLMART & Company PRICE FOR PROFIT Gross Margin –Relationship between cost and selling price –Not a predictor of profit –Percentage ineffective during deflation times Profit Contribution Sales - Cost of Goods Sold = Gross Margin + Direct Revenue - Inbound Costs - Outbound Costs = Profit Contribution

26 DELLMART & Company VELOCITY PHILOSOPHY Faster sellers priced lower than slower sellers Reinforces low price image Basis for power curve

27 DELLMART & Company SIZE PHILOPSOHY Larger sizes priced lower than smaller sizes Promotes selling larger sizes –Increase volume –Lower transaction cost Supported by vendor pricing –Lower package cost –Lower transaction cost

28 DELLMART & Company FLAVOR/PATTERN PHILOSOPHY Create sub-group Price all items the same –Even if cost differs Consumers perceive all items as equal Cherry Orange Grape Raspberry

29 DELLMART & Company MAGIC 9’s PHILOSOPHY Food is a pennies business Price with a last digit of 9 Consumer perceive lower cost

30 DELLMART & Company AGENDA INTRODUCTION TYPICAL PROCESS PHILOSOPHY & STRATEGY PROPOSED PROCESS

31 DELLMART & Company PROPOSED PRICING PROCESS

32 DELLMART & Company COLLECT COMPETITIVE DATA

33 DELLMART & Company TRIGGER PRICING

34 DELLMART & Company PRICING CANDIDATES

35 DELLMART & Company DETERMINE PRICE

36 DELLMART & Company PRICE TABLE Department Category Sub Category Sub Category Sub Category Sub Category Image Item

37 DELLMART & Company PRICE CONTROLS

38 DELLMART & Company INTERATIVE PROCESS 1. Competition 2. GM Limit 3. Profit Objective

39 DELLMART & Company IMPLEMENT PRICE

40 DELLMART & Company PRICING FILTERS

41 DELLMART & Company PRICE VERIFICATION Shelf POS Pricing System

42 DELLMART & Company KEY TO SUCCESS Understand competition Price for profit Consider all factors –Competition –Movement –Cost Justify implementation Test item sensitivity


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