0
What else can I help you with?
What is an obsolete product?
The product is called absolute product when the product is up to the requirements of the customers.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of ansoff's matrix?
Advantages of Ansoff Matrix- Increasing the brand loyalty, this will encourage customers to buy their brand instead of some other. Well known brands use this strategy, such as; Kellogg's corn flakes.- Encourages customers to buy the product more regularly.- The brand may bring out different size quantities of the product, which will encourage customers to buy more of the product.
What is service proliferation?
The world becoming more complicated and sophisticated due to the technological revolution and the customers awareness level has been increased as a result service provider should innovate new product for the additional benefit to the customers and customers are seeking to shift that organization which are giving new innovative services and product with cost effective and more returnable manner. So newness in service and product is known as service proliferation.
Process of promoting and presenting a product to customers?
Marketing.
What is product positioning?
A definition of how the company intends for customers to view its product relative to the competition - APEX
What is industrial exploitation?
Industrial exploitation is when customers are blindly or uninformed of / about a product which is faulty or has malfunctions well known to the manufacturer or designer.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of ansoff's matrix?
Advantages of Ansoff Matrix- Increasing the brand loyalty, this will encourage customers to buy their brand instead of some other. Well known brands use this strategy, such as; Kellogg's corn flakes.- Encourages customers to buy the product more regularly.- The brand may bring out different size quantities of the product, which will encourage customers to buy more of the product.
What is share of customer?
　 Share of customer is the percentage of customers that buy a company's product of all customers purchasing in that product category
Why doesnt coke lose all its customers when it raises its price?
because of the product itself. customers buy the product not only looking at the price but because of the quality of the product. if consumers are satisfied with the product, they will entertain the product even if it raises price.
What is an example of a product?
A product market refers to the businesses and customers that are affected by a product. A product market can be regional or national.
What is an example of a product market?
A product market refers to the businesses and customers that are affected by a product. A product market can be regional or national.
Who are considered to be product or service market stakeholders?
customers and vendors
Why give out samples to promote sales?
Giving out samples, particularly of food or vitamins gives customers a taste of something they may not have known about before. Samples like dishwashing detergent or laundry detergent gives customers a chance to see the product's effect for themselves.
How much does your mom get paid?
Depends on how many customers she gets a night
Where can you get 1000000 customers to buy your product for 1 pound each?
You can get 1000000 customers wich buys your prouct at the place where their currenncy is pound & your product is accepted by coustomers & willingness of 1000000 customer per day
What are the objectives of public enterprises?
Provide best service or product to customers.
Where did the bank gets its money to lend?
They get it from the other Banks customers accounts i think!
