Differentiation Strategies

question 2

Multiple Choice

Differentiation strategies

• A)strive to create value for customers.
• B)offer trivial improvements in quality, service, or performance features.
• C)often result in overcharging for the differentiating features.
• D)add so many frills and extra features that the end product exceeds the needs of buyers.
• E)often result in overspending on efforts to differentiate the company's product offering.

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