The Principle of Profit Models
This book mainly focuses on defining profit models, on how many main kinds of profit models there are, how profit models can change a company, and how to tailor a profit model to the needs of a certain company. In this context, profit models are classified as fixed-income, remaining-profit and profit-sharing, admission, toll, parking, fuel and sharing fees, profit sources, customer pricing, auction, combined pricing, etc. The logic behind all these profit models will be analyzed in detail and numerous micro-cases will be introduced. All of the micro-cases discussed are the best profit model practices used by outstanding enterprises, mainly from China and the USA (including HomeAway, Priceline, Tencent, Sina, Google, the Voice of China, CSPN and so on). These models will be complemented by a wealth of figures and additional tools to help readers better understand the principle of profit models. As such, the book not only explains awhya entrepreneurs preferred to apply a specific kind of profit model and not others, but also answers ahowa they derived that model.Dell accepts orders by phone and internet, keeps accounts with their management system, acknowledges available inventories, and places orders with ... It is then sold by product type through various channels including retail thrift stores and auction sites). Goodwill uses the proceeds to open various types of repair facilities and factories, vocational training institutions, and job placement agencies for theanbsp;...
| Title | : | The Principle of Profit Models |
| Author | : | Guiping Lin, Wei Wei, Wuxiang Zhu |
| Publisher | : | Springer - 2015-01-16 |
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