
Fitness Reps
A gym in Egypt built from research to the gym floor: brand, merchandise, pricing, marketing, ads, production and interior direction.
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Prices that match the value customers see and the margin you need.
For businesses pricing a new product or menu, adjusting prices, or rethinking their offers. We study what customers value, how the market prices, and what your margins need, then set price levels and an offer structure.

When pricing is one of several open questions, such as channels, offers, budget and objectives, Marketing Strategy & Planning covers it with the rest, so prices and plan support each other.
Competitor prices, what customers see as value, the cost of each item, calculated by us or taken from your figures, and your margin targets.
Price levels, bundles and offers, and which items attract customers and which carry the margin.
We present options with their trade-offs. You choose and approve the final prices.
Notes for staff, menus and sales channels, and what to watch in the period after the change.
Quantities, formats, timing and review rounds are set for each project and written into the scope before work starts.
Prices customers understand and that protect your margin. How customers respond to a change is checked after rollout, not assumed in advance.

A gym in Egypt built from research to the gym floor: brand, merchandise, pricing, marketing, ads, production and interior direction.
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We built QWAM as a complete brand system for slimming and wellness products: identity and packaging, a marketing plan, product selection and pricing, photography, social media management and campaigns, and the website.
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We built Cainira, a brand of herbs, natural oils and natural products, from research and the name to identity, packaging, pricing, the market-entry plan, photography, social media and ads.
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We recommend; you decide. You carry the margin and know constraints we may not see, so the final call stays with you.
Yes, if you need it. We can calculate the cost per item from your recipes, ingredients and purchase prices, or work from cost figures you already have. Either way, prices are set against a known cost.
No. Menu pricing is one case. The same work applies to products, services and packages, whether you sell to consumers or to companies.
Objectives, plans, channel roles and measures the whole team can follow.
Size, demand, competitors and gaps in a market, before you invest.
A plan for launching a product or brand, or entering a new country.
Tell us what you sell and where. We will suggest how to review it.