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Market penetration- quick diffusion and adoption of your product in the marketplace, incentives to be efficient, discouragement of competition and creation of goodwill

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market development- gaining new customers, increased revenue and company growth

diversification- minimizing risk of loss, preserving capital and generating returns

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