Differentiation of a Firm's Marketing Mix

question 143

Multiple Choice

Differentiation of a firm's marketing mix:

• A) Means the firm's marketing mix is hard to distinguish from a competitor.
• B) May provide the firm with a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
• C) Makes it harder for consumers to notice if there is a consistent theme across all elements of the marketing mix.
• D) Is usually not necessary in order for the firm to succeed.
• E) None of the above.

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