We do this through dynamic pricing software and a F/T revenue manager who is monitoring our prices every day.

Once you do, you have set the relationship dynamic and it gets harder and harder to change once they think they can use the same methods as before.

Markets are dynamics, not static. "...oil is the main driver of the economy.

They were all very educational, but the last one covered the market dynamics very well. 

On my day job, I work on- web programming, e.g. integration a payment system, CRM system- data analysis, data visualization, modelling, etcThis is not an ad.

Other eastern Washington strongholds for value and cash flow can be Tri-Cities and Yakima.On the western side of the state, there are strong dynamics going on in several I-5 corridor communities north of Seattle (such as Bellingham and pockets of Mount Vernon).  

I also use pricelabs for dynamic pricing. 

The first few years were about learning, but for me now, it's more about finding an interesting thread and following the discussion and once in a while, trying to make an interesting contribution.I do LinkedIn as well, but definitely not FB...though LinkedIn is slowly starting to feel like FB.I think one of the interesting dynamics that occurs when folks first starting getting hooked on this site (and this site is very addicting!)

It's hard to change family dynamics and trigger issues like money make it harder.

What a great way to visualize all of it.