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competition
A product range describes the different types of the same goods or items that a business sells. E.g. Different flavours of the same crisps.
Commodity
Very simply put, different businesses make money by selling or providing different goods or services, and the owners of each business has a different goal. For instance, the owner of a small business that sells a product may be in business to sell his or her product at a good price while providing great customer service. A large corporation that sells the same product may be in business only to make a profit, or to please its stockholders, and may not be as concerned with customer service.
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the same product regardless who sells it
Any other large business that sells the same product as Nike. Any sports clothing business etc. Adidas and Puma are good examples. Think of a big company that's similar to Nike, it'll probably be a competitor.
In business factors that are all the same are called a pyruvate. A pyruvate are microorganisms of the same product that are produced.
Choosing your business location requires quite a bit of research, especially into the area in which you want to open your store You must consider whether people will see your business and the other business around your business that sells the same as you do
Lowe's sells bag organizers for everything needed to organize your closet. Another company that sells the same type of product is Closet Maid. They also offer closet organization items.
A business can offer both a good and a service by creating a product that is complemented by a related service. For example, a company that sells fitness equipment may also provide personal training sessions to help customers use the equipment effectively. This combination enhances the customer experience, adding value and fostering loyalty. By integrating goods and services, businesses can meet diverse customer needs more effectively.