When Looking for Opportunities, Organizations Ask Key Questions Such As

question 11

Multiple Choice

When looking for opportunities, organizations ask key questions such as: ________

• A) Are there customers that the competition is ignoring or not serving?
• B) Which markets are heavily saturated and have intense competition?
• C) Are the benefits of our goods (or services) being clearly articulated to the various customer market segments?
• D) Would there be opportunities to build relationships with customers using a slightly different marketing approach?
• E) All of the above

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