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What Are The Basics Of Business-to-customer Model

Posted by Anonymous on 100 Points
What are the basics of business-to-customer model of marketing and what are the strategies of developing a business according to this model?
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  • Posted by Chris Blackman on Accepted
    Lamer

    I posted a definition of Marketing yesterday in an unrelated question which went like this:

    Marketing is:

    - Defining markets, and more specifically, target markets/segments.

    - Identifying the value customers require by quantifying the needs of these customer groups, or market segments.

    - Creating value propositions to meet these needs, involving the setting of marketing objectives and strategies.

    - Communicating these value propositions to all those people in the organization responsible for delivering them, and securing their buy-in (commitment and co-operation).

    - Delivering these value propositions through products/services, supported by appropriate customer communications and customer service.

    - Monitoring the value actually delivered against that required, utilizing information, knowledge and performance measurement.

    - Enhancing value through adjustments to organizational structure and culture, and corporate ethos and ethics, as a result of experiential learning and marketing research.

    All you need to do is customise this for a B2C model. Have a go yourself, come back and show us what you think and get the expert's feedback!

    Hope this helps

    Chris
  • Posted by Carl Crawford on Accepted
    hi lammer,

    try these websites :

    https://www.bahamasb2b.com/e-commerce/b2c_basics.htm

    https://internet.about.com/library/aa_ecom_042803.htm

    B2C MODELS (THIS IS GOOD)

    https://dossantos.cbpa.louisville.edu/courses/ecommerce/Records/Secure/Ecom...


    here is the google search i did to fid these sites, there are many more sites to check out, this is only the tip of the ice berg.

    have a nice day

    Carl Crawfrod
    (Student in Residence)

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