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Definition of price point in English: price pointnoun A point on a scale of possible prices at which something might be marketed. the company produces skating boots at a variety of price points Example sentencesExamples - The concept is to provide good quality, unpretentious food for the upper-middle market with a price point to match.
- As obvious as this may sound, it's surprising how many food brands still define value by their price point.
- If I had the cash, I would not buy the low-tech Vette when I could buy a more advanced car at or near the price point.
- The more confident you are, the higher a price point you'll try.
- The pens are not refillable but the price point is definitely reasonable enough to replace them when needed.
- Packed with features, screaming performance and a price point that showed seriously good value for money made it a winner all round.
- Another requirement for a boom is for the product or service to hit a price point that makes it attractive for the mass market.
- The problem with broadband has not been the infrastructure, but the price point.
- The Stormtech technical fleece is at a mid price point but a very high perceived value.
- The downside is the price point locks you into a two-day turnaround.
- To get that high sales volume, it needs a lower price point.
- The price point is substantially lower than existing products that perform a similar function, he adds.
- What is the price point and distribution system that will lead to the total revenue of the music companies being the greatest.
- He found new suppliers of fitness balls and sitting discs at the right price point.
- Both companies are selling those chips at a lower price point than that of the UltraSparc chip.
- At the cheaper price point you can select three cheeses from their delicious-looking selection which they serve on a plate with apricot compote and honey.
- Each center would focus on a different price point, making sure there was something for everyone.
- In consumer electronics there is a price point where a market takes off.
- Wal-Mart and Linspire partnered to bring a full-featured laptop to consumers at the lowest price point possible.
- These companies can build a brand base in their local markets and then come back into the U.S. market under their own name at a lower price point.
Definition of price point in US English: price pointnoun A point on a scale of possible prices at which something might be marketed. the company produces skating boots at a variety of price points Example sentencesExamples - What is the price point and distribution system that will lead to the total revenue of the music companies being the greatest.
- The Stormtech technical fleece is at a mid price point but a very high perceived value.
- The price point is substantially lower than existing products that perform a similar function, he adds.
- If I had the cash, I would not buy the low-tech Vette when I could buy a more advanced car at or near the price point.
- The pens are not refillable but the price point is definitely reasonable enough to replace them when needed.
- Each center would focus on a different price point, making sure there was something for everyone.
- Another requirement for a boom is for the product or service to hit a price point that makes it attractive for the mass market.
- In consumer electronics there is a price point where a market takes off.
- He found new suppliers of fitness balls and sitting discs at the right price point.
- The concept is to provide good quality, unpretentious food for the upper-middle market with a price point to match.
- The downside is the price point locks you into a two-day turnaround.
- These companies can build a brand base in their local markets and then come back into the U.S. market under their own name at a lower price point.
- Both companies are selling those chips at a lower price point than that of the UltraSparc chip.
- The more confident you are, the higher a price point you'll try.
- The problem with broadband has not been the infrastructure, but the price point.
- At the cheaper price point you can select three cheeses from their delicious-looking selection which they serve on a plate with apricot compote and honey.
- To get that high sales volume, it needs a lower price point.
- Wal-Mart and Linspire partnered to bring a full-featured laptop to consumers at the lowest price point possible.
- Packed with features, screaming performance and a price point that showed seriously good value for money made it a winner all round.
- As obvious as this may sound, it's surprising how many food brands still define value by their price point.
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