During the Introduction Stage of a Successful Product

question 1

Multiple Choice

During the introduction stage of a successful product,

• A)more competitors enter the market, driving prices down and creating the need for heavy promotional expenses.
• B)a typical marketing strategy seeks to position the product favorably against aggressive competitors through emphasizing product benefits.
• C)the initial product price may have to be high to recoup expensive marketing research or development costs, which can depress sales.
• D)competitors emphasize improvements and differences in their versions of the product.
• E)advertising messages may focus on differentiating a brand from the field of competitors.

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