What Does the Process of Product Positioning Involve

question 11

Multiple Choice

What does the process of product positioning involve?

• A) Hiring only employees who have the strongest credentials
• B) Designing a company's products to appeal to target customers
• C) Focusing on only one component of the marketing mix
• D) Disregarding customers' reactions to a company's products
• E) Reorganizing employees according to seniority

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Definitions:

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