Ever get frustrated that a competitor has changed their prices just after you changed yours? Do they always seem to be able to react instantaneously to any change you make? If so it’s likely that they’re using some form of price automation. If you’re changing prices manually, price automation can be incredibly irritating to go up against. It can feel like anything you do is immediately countered by your competitors.
Rob Horton

Data Scientist at BlackCurve
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Why Competitor Pricing Doesn't Have to be a Race to The Bottom
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Rob Horton on July 28, 2020
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Topics: Competitor Pricing, Ecommerce Pricing
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Topics: Pricing, Supply Driven Economy, Supply
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Topics: Competition, Competitor Price Tracking
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Topics: Competitor Price Tracking