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postnew [5]
2 years ago
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Gabriella's business hasn't been doing well. She has a retail store where she is selling dog treats, baby clothes, and high-end

athletic shoes. When people walk by her store, they're unsure of what she is selling. Based on the information provided, why might Gabriella be having difficulty?
She hasn't developed a targeted niche.







Her products are of low quality.







She has too much inventory.







She isn't hitting the right price point.
Business
2 answers:
swat322 years ago
7 0
I'm pretty sure it's "<span>She hasn't developed a targeted niche."
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likoan [24]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Gabriela is having difficulty because she hasn't developed a targeted niche

Explanation:

To be successful in a business you have to create a niche (<em>services or goods that are for a special group of customers in large population of people) </em>In Gabriela's business she try's to sell to the whole population by selling dog treats,baby cloths and high-end athletic shoes therefore making her prospective customer to be unsure of what kind of service she offers which in turn causes her to have difficulty in attracting and selling her products

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