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ehidna [41]
1 year ago
14

look-alike tasteeos sell for far less than the market-leading cheerios brand. which market follower strategy is being employed b

y the cereal manufacturer?
Business
1 answer:
Taya2010 [7]1 year ago
8 0

Look-alike Tasteeos sell for less price than the market-leading Cheerios brand. Cereal manufacturer has employed a cloner marketing strategy.

Cloner marketing strategy refers to creating a product by copying features of an already existing brand product. A manufacturer might copy the same features of distribution, production, labeling, ingredients, advertisement, and looks but the quality will differ from the leading brand.

Cloner is a parasitic marketing strategy that thrives on the investment of the major brand that another firm is copying to sell its products. To escape the copyright issue, these cloner firms make sure the name of the product is slightly different from that of the major brand.

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