Exposes the product cost structure to customers and competitors. This may involuntarily lead the marketer to do cost-based pricing and not value based pricing.
- When the prices reflect the cost to produce the components, it leads to product commoditization and brand erosion.
- When individual components are priced and distributed separately, the brand focus shifts from the top-level brand to the component brands. For example, when CBS network decides to price its CSI series separately, then latter brand takes precedence over the CBS brand.
- The accounting and transaction cost may be very high or exceed the benefits of unbundling.
- Unbundling can tie the marketer to the current product mix and make them not see the top-level product innovations that can deliver higher value than the current product mix.
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