Multiple Choice
When a price-conscious buyer has a low price buying strategy and does not see the value of some of the features,a good way to make a sale to such customers is to:
A) reduce the price to what they are willing to pay.
B) suggest a competitor's lower priced product.
C) provide a cluster of satisfactions.
D) educate them about those features.
E) "unbundle" those product features and offer them a cost-saving.
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