Customer marketing vs Consumer marketing
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Customer marketing targets the buyer of the product or service. Consumer marketing targets the user of the product or service. Customer marketing is targeted to buyers representing organization. In contrast Consumer marketing targets individuals who pay for their own transactions and who use the products/services they have purchased.
Customer marketing is usually more expensive than marketing to consumers. Customer marketing means concentrating on the reasoning behind the purchase of the product. Since the purchase decision is not emotions, the marketer must focus ...
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