Customers Do Not Buy Product Features or Attributes; They Buy

question 72

True/False

Customers do not buy product features or attributes; they buy the potential product.

Distinguish the impact of distribution network designs on transportation, inventory, information, and facilities and handling costs.

Comprehend how distribution network design influences online and traditional sales performances.

Elucidate the distinction between omnichannel retail experiences across different quadrants of a provided model.

Understand the flows (product, information, and funds) in the interaction between customers and retailers.

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