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Bearings are not within our product range, so I'm not entirely sure if their test is a standard and accurate method for testing a bearing. Some comments suggest adding oil could help, but who knows. Undoubtedly, German-made products are always recognized worldwide for their excellence. I believe...
I see your point. Attracting the right customers is crucial for long-term success. I am also thinking about how we can more accurately identify our target customers.
We supply camshafts, rocker arms, valve lifters, and many other engine parts to the European market. Our customers are automotive experts who recognize the quality of our products. We‘ve already known that some well-known brands have been sourcing from China for years. We cannot deny that China...
I believe focusing on quality can lead to long-term customer loyalty and brand value. My goal is to sell our engine parts to European importers/distributors/resellers who prioritize quality over price.;)
I fully agree with you. That's why I’m focusing on finding potential customers who prioritize quality. It may be challenging to develop, but I believe it’s worth the effort.
You're absolutely right. While production cost plays a role, other factors like competition, branding, and perceived value significantly influence pricing.
Yeah, I see your point—while production cost plays a role in pricing, ultimately, the market's perception of value is the deciding factor. However, in highly competitive industries, low pricing strategies often dominate, making it challenging to balance cost, quality, and profitability.
Thank you for your reply. However, I don't think this is a typical situation. As you know, the price of a product is generally determined by its production cost, unless there are special circumstances, such as promotional sales or inventory reduction.
I completely agree with you. Understanding the customer and the market is key. The right approach to pricing depends on the business model and target audience. Offering low prices works if the whole operation is designed for efficiency, while a premium product requires a different strategy. I...
While I’ve been developing the market, I’m often asked to offer lower prices. However, in my opinion, to ensure smooth and long-term cooperation, product quality should be the priority. Based on that, the focus should be on maintaining quality first, and then trying to offer competitive pricing...