pptx. 3.2 Flashcards

1
Q

A ________ is an individual, business, or organization that
purchases goods or services from a company

A

customer

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2
Q

is defined as the satisfaction derived from what
a customer may experience or expect by choosing a particular
action relative to the cost of that action

A

customer value

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3
Q

There are four types of customers based on projected customer
retention and loyalty to the brand.

A
  1. stranger
  2. butterflies
  3. trye friends
  4. free loaders
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4
Q

Customers whose needs do not fit the company’s offerings

A

strangers

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5
Q

They are not loyal to specific brand because they keep on
looking for the best deals which may lead to patronizing
other brands.

A

butterflies

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6
Q

They have needs that match the company’s offerings.
They make repeat purchases and patronize the brand as
long as it satisfies their needs.

A

true friends

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7
Q

They are loyal but not profitable because of the limited fit
between their needs and the company’s offering.

A

Free Loaders

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8
Q

These are individuals or
businesses who are engaging
with your product or service
for the first time

A

new customer

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9
Q

These customers frequently
purchase your products or
services and often advocate
for your brand.

A

loyal customer

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10
Q

These customers make quick
decisions and often purchase
items on a whim without
much planning or research.

A

impulse customer

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11
Q

These customers primarily
shop during promotions, sales,
or when discounts are offered.
Price is a significant
motivating factor for them

A

discount customers

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12
Q

Often visiting out of curiosity,
these customers may not
have a specific intention to
purchase.

A

wandering customers

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13
Q

These customers have a
specific need or problem they
are looking to solve. They are
more focused and driven by
product features, quality, and
performance.

A

need based customers

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14
Q

These are customers who had
a negative experience with
your product or service.

A

Dissatisfied Customer

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15
Q

Shoppers who have a clear
goal in mind and are actively
gathering information to make
an informed purchase
decision.

A

Researching Customers

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16
Q

refers to creating products, services, or experiences that provide
benefits that customers perceive as valuable.

A

Building Customer Value

17
Q

Levels of Customer Value

A

Basic and Expected Levels
Desired Customer Value
Unanticipated Customer Value

18
Q

regularly conducting surveys, focus groups, and
feedback sessions to gain insight into what customers want and need.

A

Understanding Customer Needs

19
Q

Offering unique features,
superior quality, or better functionality than competitors.

A

Delivering High-Quality Products and Services

20
Q

Creating products or services that are easy and
enjoyable to use.

A

Enhancing Customer Experience

21
Q

Providing strong customer support, easy returns,
warranties, and helpful resources.

A

Value-added Services

22
Q

interacting with customers through multiple
channels.
Competitive

A

Building Strong Relationships

23
Q

Offering competitive prices while still ensuring a balance
with the value delivered.

A

Competitive Pricing