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CONCEPT OF VALUE
AND SATISFACTION




             PRESENTED BY:-
       PRADEEP KUMAR TIWARI
VALUE
   For customer,
    Value is represented by the ratio of benefits to price paid.

                     Value =(Benefits / Cost)

                                Or

     Value is represented by the difference between benefits
    and cost
             Value=Benefits - Cost
   For marketing,
        Value is defined as the worth derived
    by the customer from using the product.
   Benefits can be
       a) Tangible
       b) Intangible

   Cost can be
        a) Monetary
        b) Time
        c) Psychic
How we can increase the value ?


1)   Increase the benefits      and    also
     increase the cost.

2)   Increase the benefits and decrease the
     cost.

3)   Decrease the benefits      and    also
     decrease the cost.
SATISFACTION
   Is a measure of how products and
    services supplied by a company meet
    customer satisfaction.


   Customer expectation are based on past
    buying experiences, the opinion of friends,
    and marketer and competition information
    and promises.
THANK YOU….
ANY QUESTION ?

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Concept of Value and Customer Satisfaction

  • 1. CONCEPT OF VALUE AND SATISFACTION PRESENTED BY:- PRADEEP KUMAR TIWARI
  • 2. VALUE  For customer, Value is represented by the ratio of benefits to price paid. Value =(Benefits / Cost) Or Value is represented by the difference between benefits and cost Value=Benefits - Cost
  • 3. For marketing, Value is defined as the worth derived by the customer from using the product.
  • 4. Benefits can be a) Tangible b) Intangible  Cost can be a) Monetary b) Time c) Psychic
  • 5. How we can increase the value ? 1) Increase the benefits and also increase the cost. 2) Increase the benefits and decrease the cost. 3) Decrease the benefits and also decrease the cost.
  • 6. SATISFACTION  Is a measure of how products and services supplied by a company meet customer satisfaction.  Customer expectation are based on past buying experiences, the opinion of friends, and marketer and competition information and promises.
  • 7.