1. Pricing at a Premium With premium pricing, businesses set costs higher than their competitors. Premium pricing is often most effective in the early days of a product’s life cycle, and ideal for small businesses that sell unique goods.
Because customers need to perceive products as being worth the higher price tag, a business must work hard to create a value perception. Along with creating a high-quality product, owners should ensure their marketing efforts, the product's packaging and the store's décor all combine to support the premium price.
No sally cannot because the information is not related to holly. the information has to do john. If sally tells holly when the paperwork is ready to be picked up holly could possibly not give the papers to john.
