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COMPETING AGAINST FREE Hemant Verma(PGP31377)| Karthik P (PGP31394) | Shanu (PGP30342)

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COMPETING AGAINST FREEHemant Verma(PGP31377)| Karthik P (PGP31394) | Shanu (PGP30342)

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WHAT SHOULD AN INCUMBENT PLAYER DO?

When similar product is offered as FREE by other company

Brick & MortarTravel Agent

Vs OnlineAgent

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WHAT SHOULD AN INCUMBENT PLAYER DO?

When similar product is offered as FREE by other company

Newspaper Classified

Vs Online Advertising

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ASSESSING THE THREAT

Entrant’s ability to cover the cost

quickly

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ASSESSING THE THREAT

Rate of customer growth for free

offerings

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ASSESSING THE THREAT

Speed of defection for

your customers

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MISTAKES COMMITTED BY COMPANIES

TOO SLOW TO RESPOND

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MISTAKES COMMITTED BY COMPANIES

DIDN’T RESPOND

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MISTAKES COMMITTED BY COMPANIES

RESPONDED TOO QUICKLY

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Rapid erosion of your revenues

BOGO

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Respond quickly by free offering and business model change to survive

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Entrant’s User growth > Customer defection rate=>New user base or customers from competition

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Monitor the situation

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

UP-SELL CROSS-SELL

CHARGE THIRD

PARTIESBUNDLE

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“UP-SELL”Introduce a free basic offering to gain widespread

use and then charge for a

premium version

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“UP-SELL”Introduce a free basic offering to gain widespread

use and then charge for a

premium version

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“UP-SELL”Introduce a free basic offering to gain widespread

use and then charge for a

premium version

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“CROSS-SELL”

Sell other products that are not directly tied to the free product

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“CROSS-SELL”

Sell other products that are not directly tied to the free product

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“CROSS-SELL”

Sell other products that are not directly tied to the free product

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“CROSS-SELL”

Sell other products that are not directly tied to the free product

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“CHARGE THIRD

PARTIES”Provide free

product to users and then charge a

third party for access to them

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“CHARGE THIRD

PARTIES”Provide free

product to users and then charge a

third party for access to them

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“BUNDLE”Offer a free product or

service with a paid offering

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FOUR TRIED AND TRUE STRATEGIES

“BUNDLE”Offer a free product or

service with a paid offering

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OBSTACLES IN ADOPTING FREE STRATEGIES

Deep Rooted Belief- Product must generate a respectable level of revenues and profits on their own

The profit center structure and accounting systems reinforcing the above mindset

Cost Accounting system not identifying the actual cost of the product

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THANK YOU