For a Point-Of-Difference to Possess ________,Target Consumers Must Find It

question 69

Multiple Choice

For a point-of-difference to possess ________,target consumers must find it unique and superior.

• A) distinctiveness
• B) communicability
• C) relevance
• D) believability
• E) feasibility

Understand the key components and limitations of measuring social class in marketing research.

Appreciate the behavioral implications of social class on consumer spending and habits.

Recognize the problems and inaccuracies posed by social class segmentation in marketing strategies.

Identify and explain the concept of status inconsistency and its implications on consumer behavior.

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