The Importance of the Value Equivalence Line
...price. It is just possible that the promotions supporting company 4 haven’t communicated the true benefits of the company and…
...price. It is just possible that the promotions supporting company 4 haven’t communicated the true benefits of the company and…
...are based on a whole range of inputs including advertising, communications and experience. Perceptions that drive emotions come from anecdotes…
...be necessary if there is a… Concept which needs exploring with the stimulus of other parties Problem requiring analysis from…
...for companies to employ both deliberate and emergent strategies. Companies often develop a combination of the two. Deliberate strategies give…
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...high relative to the perceived benefits, then quite clearly they will lose out to the competition. Equally, if the price…
...organisation itself – become “commoditised”. The essence of a commodity is that it is readily interchangeable with other similar commodities.…
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...desirable, distinctive and defensible. A marketing strategy should look for opportunities to augment the product (or service) in order to…