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Semmy [17]
3 years ago
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ZipCar locates its cars on many college campuses. Due to the high concentration of Millennials on campuses, it is likely that Zi

pCar can serve more of its members with a smaller number of cars per member on these campuses than in areas that have a lower concentration of ZipCar members. This greater efficiency probably makes the Millennial segment more?
a. profitable.
b. substantial.
c. responsive and identifiable.
d. identifiable.
e. responsive.
Business
1 answer:
Virty [35]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

(c). responsive and identifiable.

Explanation:

Zipcar targets campuses by locating its cars on many campuses, because they have higher concentration of Millennials and as such, this increases their customer service efficiency.

<u>This suggests that the millennial segment can be</u><u> readily identified and responds well</u><u> to Zipcar's marketing strategy.</u>

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