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Who are the key partners in a business?
Who are the key partners in a business?
- Customers
- Employees
- Suppliers (correct)
- Competitors
Which key activities are required for a value proposition?
Which key activities are required for a value proposition?
- Research and development activities (correct)
- Marketing activities
- Financial activities
- Administrative activities
What values does a business deliver to the customer?
What values does a business deliver to the customer?
- Low prices
- High quality products
- Convenience
- All of the above (correct)
What types of relationships do customers expect a business to establish and maintain with them?
What types of relationships do customers expect a business to establish and maintain with them?
For whom is a business creating value?
For whom is a business creating value?
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Key Partners in a Business
- Key partners include suppliers, manufacturers, and strategic alliances that enhance business operations.
- Collaborations with technology providers can improve efficiency and innovation.
- Distribution partners expand market reach and accessibility to customers.
- Financial partners such as investors and banks provide necessary funding and capital.
Key Activities for a Value Proposition
- Production of goods or services that meet customer needs effectively.
- Marketing initiatives that build brand awareness and attract prospects.
- Customer relationship management to foster loyalty and repeat business.
- Research and development to innovate and improve offerings over time.
Values Delivered to Customers
- Quality products/services that solve specific problems or fulfill desires.
- Unique selling propositions that differentiate from competitors.
- Convenience in purchasing and experiencing the offering.
- Positive customer experiences that build trust and satisfaction.
Customer Relationship Expectations
- Personalization of services to cater to individual preferences and needs.
- Active communication through various channels (email, social media, in-person).
- Regular feedback opportunities to ensure customer voices are heard.
- Responsive customer support to address inquiries and resolve issues promptly.
Target Audience for Value Creation
- A business creates value primarily for its customers, ensuring their needs and expectations are met.
- Other stakeholders, including employees and community members, may also benefit from the business's operations.
- Investors and shareholders are targeted for value creation through financial returns and business growth.
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