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3 years ago

What could go wrong?

Business

1 answer:

SpyIntel [72]3 years ago

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Answer:

brand risk, demand risk, price risk, product development

Explanation:

marketing risk is a potential for losses and failures in marketing.

brand risk : this is the risk that the product would lose it value due to competition and failures in declining brand awareness. it is likely to to affect a new product if prevailing measures are not taken to curb such risk.

demand risk: this is the risk that the demand for the product being advertised will fall or fail to materialized. this is likely to occur when there is a shift in customer needs or choice.

price risk: this is related to a risk that the price tag on the product campaign may vary higher than competitor price.

product development: this risk is related to launching and developing a new product. there is likely hood that new product has a higher percentage of not succeeding in the market.

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