Lesson 1294 of 1524
Products: Consumer Offerings
Meanwhile, business and industrial products are classified by materials, parts, capital items, and supplies/services
Practice this chapterMeanwhile, business and industrial products are classified by materials, parts, capital items, and supplies/services Products and services differ but are inextricably linked through experiences.
Rather, products are sold in product lines and mixes to maximize consumer choice and profitability. They are the reason that the customer is making a value exchange.
products — tangible items that are part of an exchange between a buyer and a seller. services — intangible solutions that are an exchange between buyer and seller. product line — a set of products that are similar or complementary. product life cycle — the stages a product goes through, tracking its sales and profitability.
Worked example
What does “products” mean in Products: Consumer Offerings?
- 1Use the wording this chapter gives for products.
- 2The book says: tangible items that are part of an exchange between a buyer and a seller.
- 3Do not use the meaning of services. That term means intangible solutions that are an exchange between buyer and seller.
Result: tangible items that are part of an exchange between a buyer and a seller
Why. That is the meaning this chapter gives for products.
Do not swap products and services. products means tangible items that are part of an exchange between a buyer and a seller. services means intangible solutions that are an exchange between buyer and seller.
Practice margin
This chapter
A fresh set from this chapter only. Choose 10 or 20. Multiple choice and fill-in, with no repeat inside the set.