Selling a Product to a Different Market Segment Usually Requires

question 83

Multiple Choice

Selling a product to a different market segment usually requires a different marketing action that, in turn, means greater costs. If increased revenues don't offset extra costs of this action, a marketer should

• A) increase the advertising budget.
• B) prune the product offerings.
• C) family brand the products.
• D) combine segments.
• E) group products into categories.

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