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This file of COMM 470 Week 3 Discussion Questions shows the solutions to the following problems: DQ 1: Chapter 5 of Electronic Commerce 2008 discusses business-to-business sales. How do business-to-business sales communications differ from selling to individuals? What skills are needed in each context, and do these skills translate effectively to virtual applications? Please explain. Chapter 6 of Electronic Commerce 2008 discusses dynamic pricing. In dynamic pricing, each individual might pay a different price for a product or service. Is this fair? Does a virtual application enhance or detract from dynamic pricing? Chapter 5 of Electronic Commerce 2008 discusses business-to-business sales. How do business-to-business sales communications differ from selling to individuals? What skills are needed in each context, and do these skills translate effectively to virtual applications? Please explain. DQ 2: What are the customer satisfaction expectations of business-to-business ecommerce? What communications techniques may e-commerce businesses use to satisfy these expectations? How do these differ or contrast from the |
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General Questions - General General Questions COMM 470 Week 1 Analyzing Messages COMM 470 Week 2 Sample Persuasive Message COMM 470 Week 3 Business-to-Business Messages COMM 470 Week 4 Communication Consultants Presentation COMM 470 Week 5 Social Media Tools in E-Commerce |
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