Exam 2: Customer Value and Relationship Management
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Exam 2: Customer Value and Relationship Management16 Questions
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Company's 'customer relationship capital' is another name of
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Perceived monetary value of all benefits which customers expect from a given product because of brand image is called
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Technique which tries to identify real cost of serving an individual customer is called
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Programs designed for customers which is limited to any affinity group are classified as
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Process of building, organizing and using databases of customers to build customer relationship is classified as
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Percentage or number of customers who move from one level to next level in buying decision process is called
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Any occasion on which brand or product is encountered by end customers is called
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Company's monetary, time and energy cost, all are included in
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A person or company that yields a revenue more than incurred costs of selling and serving is called
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System includes all experiences while using market offering is classified as
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Number of customers or potential customers who will help in company's growth is classified as
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Customers lifetime purchases that generate net present value of future profit streams is called
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Customized products and services for customers and interaction to individual customers are part of
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Difference between customers evaluation including all costs incurred and benefits is called
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