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muminat
2 years ago
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Forever Inc. is a confectionery company that manufactures candies. It does not use specific strategies to target children when m

arketing its products. Instead it uses the same strategies to promote its candies among all consumers in the market. In this scenario, Forever uses a(n) _______.
Business
1 answer:
Dmitriy789 [7]2 years ago
3 0

In the aforementioned illustration, Forever Inc. is said to be employing an <em>undifferentiated</em> <em>targeting approach</em> because it is utilizing the same techniques to market its sweets to all consumers.

<h3>What is targeting strategy?</h3>

A targeting strategy is one adopted by a company or organization with the goal of upselling its products to the market's target audience of its goods and services.

<em>Undifferentiated targeting</em> is the employment of a similar targeting technique to promote products in the market without differentiating between the promotion of the same product to two different audiences.

Hence, option B states about the correct targeting strategy. An image of complete question is added for better reference.

Learn more about targetting strategy here brainly.com/question/27938865

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