Creating value for customers
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Creating value for customers involves understanding what benefits customers perceive from a purchase relative to the price. Customer value is maximized by choosing the right value proposition for different customer segments and effectively communicating, delivering, and maintaining the promised value over time through relationships and customized delivery systems. Key steps are to analyze customer value needs, develop products and services to provide that value, distribute and service customers, and communicate the value proposition.
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