I highly recommend this book. So strong, current (books on pricing can generally be used for a long, long time), didactic and rich in tips.
I really enjoyed reading it. In my view is a book entirely on value - on "price value-based" - and so I would like to have seen more clearly mentions and details on the subject. Why create a stronger connection to readers who seek this type of pricing approach or have read the book Macdivitt, Herman Simon, Baker or Liozu.
This passage from the book sums up my feeling about the book and about his tips:
"To have confidence in pricing, it is critical to understand some fundamental aspects about customers, Their businesses, and what it is They value. You can use These insights to Achieve the number of agreeable outcomes. The insights pave the way for better segmentation and targeting and the creation of offerings que are deemed by the customers to have value. The insights Also serves the foundation for well-defined price-value trade-offs, better value positioning, and better pricing. When Firms apply Their understanding of customer value in this way, positioning the fair prices relative to the value provided is quite simple. " (27)
There were some questions that arise after reading Pricing with Confidence, analyzing next to Value-Based Pricing of Macdivitt. Approaches that both talk about value, but have different practices. Holden proposes a path 'apparently longer' - interesting but not least - the construction of the pricing strategy, rather than Macdivitt stresses. This to the daily lives can make a difference, as well, how much will depend on the type and duration of trading you are entering.
I have one more addendum to say. I would like to see the most friendly graphics. The graphic-editorial content might be a little more design.
Thanks for this rich contribution.
Buy it, re-read it and complement it!