Three good indicators of just how well a company's present strategy is working are

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Three good indicators of just how well a company's present strategy is working are:
1.Whether the company is acquiring new customers at an attractive rate as well as retaining existing customers
2.Whether the company is achieving its financial and strategic objectives and whether it is an above-average industry performer.
3.Whether the firm’s image and reputation with its customers are growing stronger orweake

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