Pricing Intelligence: Focus on Data-Driven Decision Making

Iveta Vistorskyte

2021-05-211 min read

Price intelligence is a complex process that requires retailers to monitor their competitors’ behavior, adapt to constant changes in the market, analyze and employ innovative pricing strategies. All this to gain a competitive advantage and stay in the spotlight.

However, price intelligence is associated with various data collection challenges that eventually complicate the analysis and prevent businesses from making the right decisions.

These conflicting aspects call for a rethink – instead of collecting data, businesses can outsource this service from specialized firms and, on their part, only focus on data-driven decision-making. This white paper aims to discuss price intelligence with this pivotal approach in mind.

Download our free white paper now and get all of your questions regarding price intelligence answered.

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Pricing Intelligence: Focus on Data-Driven Decision Making

What can you expect from this white paper?

This white paper answers the following questions:

What is pricing intelligence?
What are the uses of public price data?
What are the main challenges associated with price intelligence?
How can you overcome the public price data collection difficulties?

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About the author

Iveta Vistorskyte

Lead Content Manager

Iveta Vistorskyte is a Lead Content Manager at Oxylabs. Growing up as a writer and a challenge seeker, she decided to welcome herself to the tech-side, and instantly became interested in this field. When she is not at work, you'll probably find her just chillin' while listening to her favorite music or playing board games with friends.

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