Marketing Club Nordhessen: Lecture by Prof. Dr. Riekhof on the topic of Pricing

The lecture will take place on Thursday, September 01, 2016, in Kassel. The location and time will be announced later.

Registration is directly via the Marketing Club Nordhessen.

According to the empirical studies of Professor Riekhof, pricing is still the most underestimated profit lever. And even in marketing, pricing does not receive the attention it deserves. After all, it’s about extracting the value from the customer with high pricing competence, which was created with the product itself and its perfect staging. The core task of marketing is value adding – this presupposes that pricing is also operated with corresponding devotion and intensity.

Professor Riekhof shows in his lecture how to create the right “mindset” for pricing in the company, how pricing processes can be designed pragmatically and what successful companies do to strengthen their pricing competence. For many years, Professor Riekhof has been advising companies on pricing, both in the B2B and B2C sectors. His practical experience as marketing director in the Otto Group and as business unit manager in Beiersdorf AG is beneficial.

His pricing studies can be found at www.unicconsult.com/Publikationen.

An Excursion to Silicon Valley: “Think big – but also be prepared to fail!”

The Business and People Magazine reports on the excursion to Silicon Valley, which took place in November 2015. The excursion is based on an initiative by Prof. Dr. Hans-Christian Riekhof.

Here is the article

 

Pricing-Newsletter No. 2 (2016): The RSEC Process Model of Pricing

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Results of an empirical research project: Location Based Marketing in the German retail market

Prof. Dr. Hans-Christian Riekhof and Lisa Hartenstein have published the results of the empirical research project: Location Based Marketing in the German retail market in a brochure.

The aim was to reflect the current state of development of Location Based Marketing (LBM) in the German retail market in the present study of the PFH Private University of Göttingen. The consideration is at the centre that marketing budgets are not only shifting away from traditional media towards online media, but that the customer can increasingly be reached on site on his smartphone – because he ultimately actively uses the smartphone in the context of shopping. The focus of the investigation is on the expectations and requirements of the trade for this forward-looking form of customer dialogue, and the existing experiences of the trade should also be documented. This should also contribute to advancing the search for the best possible concepts.

You can download the results here.