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Jenny Millar
Pricing expert helping teams boost their pricing confidence to build equity, revenue & brand value by removing the guesswork | Pricing Strategy | Pricing Design | Pricing Communications
Jenny Millar is the Founder of Untapped Pricing, a company that helps clients boost their pricing and revenue.1 She is also a Teaching Associate at Executive Education at Warwick Business School, where she teaches Entrepreneurship.23 Additionally, Jenny teaches Pricing Strategy at the London School of Economics.3
Jenny's background includes:
- A decade of experience at eBay, where she was responsible for pricing across eleven European markets and built world-class analytics teams.13
- Prior experience in banking before her time at eBay.1
- Founding Untapped Pricing, which now has a team of about twelve members.1
Jenny's expertise lies in pricing strategy, analytics, and entrepreneurship. She helps organizations discover their product's true value and uses pricing as both a financial boost and a mechanism for customer behavior management.3 Her approach combines qualitative and quantitative customer research to provide guidance for businesses looking to optimize growth through pricing strategies.3
In addition to her business and teaching roles, Jenny is also a formal advisor to several ambitious start-ups and emerging brands.3 She has transitioned from corporate life to building a remote business, relocating from London to the countryside in England.1
Highlights
How much thought do you give to the use of colour when communicating your pricing?
UK retailer Tesco use yellow to highlight in-store discounts and deals for loyalty card holders.
It’s a way to remind loyal customers of exclusive benefits just for them.
The aim is to encourage customers to fill their baskets in one store rather than turning to lower cost competitors like Aldi and Lidl. As an added benefit, they hope to boost loyalty and nudge impulse purchases of the products on offer.
Why choose yellow? Yellow works well to draw attention, making it more likely the consumer will take action, and is often associated with cost-consciousness (think Ikea and McDonalds).
You can read more about Tesco’s approach here: https://lnkd.in/ezDxhHxw
My key takeout - don’t underestimate the impact colour can have when communicating your prices!
#Pricing #Psychology #CustomerLoyalty
For the sharp minds and brilliant connectors in my network, I’d like to get James Millar on your radar. Can you help him find his next role?
James is a talented commercial lead, looking for his next role with a purpose-driven scale-up wanting to accelerate their growth. He’s open to ongoing CCO/CGO positions as well as full or part-time contract gigs.
Happy to make intros or you can reach out directly.
James spent the last 7 years in C-Suite commercial and partnerships roles including;
🐛 Chief Commercial Officer at a Y-Combinator-backed startup 🚀 Partnerships Director at a global startup accelerator 🇮🇪 Entrepreneur-In-Residence at Ireland’s leading startup hub
Prior to that, he was in the corporate sector for 12 years delivering disruptive projects for some of the UK’s biggest brands including;
📸 Direct-to-consumer deployment at Canon 📚 Digital transformation at Waterstones 💻 New product verticals at Amazon
Now he’s looking for commercial or growth roles with a purpose-driven company, the kind you can be proud to represent. He loves building and growing things and brings energy, curiosity, and an entrepreneurial mindset.
Are there any introductions you could make? All ideas really appreciated 👍
