Which of the following is a key difference between B2B and B2C buying processes?
CL Corp. buys stationery supplies from Sharpe Inc. on a large scale and sells smaller quantities to several stationery stores around the country. In this scenario, CL Corp. is an example of a _____.
_____ is/are also known as the Digital Natives, because people in this group were born into a world that already was full of electronic gadgets and digital technologies, such as the Internet and social networks.
_____ represents the difference between what the customer really wants and what he or she will accept before going elsewhere.
Which of the following would an organization do during the qualification stage of the customer relationship management process?
Quano Inc. decides to produce a 3D-display phone, Chel, which is a much-anticipated release. Raymond and Jenny are among thousands of buyers who queue up outside a retail store to buy Chel on the day of its release. Most buyers are disappointed within a week because of heating issues. Quano announces immediately that it would replace the defective phones with a rectified model. Raymond and Jenny's replacement phones arrive after three months. The new Chel has a few issues that are taken care of by a software upgrade. This prompts a flood of sales. Trevor is one of Quano's regular customers who buys Chel after the software upgrade. In this scenario, Trevor is one among the _____.
The Crichton Family Farm is a family-run business that produces and sells organic produce, preserves, and baked goods under the Crichton Family Farm brand. It has generally operated in a limited area, selling most of its products from the farm and in stores in the nearby town of Greenville. When loyal customers mentioned the brand on social media sites, there was great interest from others, and the Crichtons saw potential to expand the business. Which of the following strengthens the case for the family to opt for a product development strategy?