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Using information about customers to create marketing strategies that develop and sustain desirable long-term customer relationships is known as } |
customer relationship management |
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New Seasons Market, a locally owned and operated one-stop grocery store based in Portland, Oregon is committed to providing local products for its particular customer base. New Seasons strives to deepen customer trust and loyalty by keeping close and regular connection with customers in a quest to better understand the customers’ needs and desires. New Seasons Market is creating a model for |
relationship marketing.. |
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________________ describes the worth of a customer over the their entire relationship with a company |
Customer Lifetime Value |
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To be successful with its marketing concept a business must: |
communicate with customers to assess their needs. |
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From the beginning of the Industrial Revolution until the early twentieth century, business effort was directed mainly toward |
the production of goods. |
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In today's business world good marketing focuses: |
on building a relationship with customers and delighting them. |
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In the 1920s, producers had to shift to a newsales orientation, which was characterized by all of the following except |
determining what goods consumers wanted |
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To implement the marketing concept, a firm mustfirst |
obtain information about its customers' needs.
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Many people spend money on stereo equipment and compact discs. They have the ability, willingness, and authority to purchase such products because of their perceived need. These people are an example of a(n) ____ market. |
Consumer |
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A market segment toward which a company directs its marketing effort is called a |
Target Market |
