I'm curious how other arts organizations employ dynamic pricing? Do you have certain triggers at which to increase prices, and if so, what are the triggers? How much do you increase price? How often do you increase among one production? What data have you analyze in making these determinations?
It looks like this is part of the "Real World Pricing" session at conference, but I can't wait that long! Thank you for your input!
Jennifer HubbarttMarketing & Public Relations DirectorFirst Stage
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