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How Franchisees Use Behavioral Pricing to Boost Revenue
Lucas and Luna explore how franchisees are using behavioral pricing — tactics like charm pricing, decoy effects, and anchoring — to nudge customer decisions without changing their core product. Using a case study of a midwest smoothie franchise that tested a $4.99 vs $5.00 price point and saw a 12% lift in unit volume, they break down the psychology behind the numbers. They discuss ethical boundaries, what franchisors allow, and how small pricing changes compound into meaningful revenue gains across multi-unit operations. A practical look at how subtle pricing architecture works within…
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