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Goryan [66]
3 years ago
5

When banks try to make their positioning strategies tangible through the ________ dimension, they make sure the exterior and int

erior have clean lines, the layout of the desks and the traffic flow are planned carefully, and waiting lines are not overly long.
Business
1 answer:
Andru [333]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Place

Explanation:

When banks try to make their positioning strategies tangible through the <u>Place</u> dimension, they make sure the exterior and interior have clean lines, the layout of the desks and the traffic flow are planned carefully, and waiting lines are not overly long.

Positioning strategies: It is a strategy that choose one or two key area to focus on for brand and product growth in the market. Before implementing these strategies, it is important to understand the strength and weakness of the company, target customer need and competitor´s position in the market, it help in effective planning and achieve objective of the company.

There are several dimension to positioning strategies, depending on what kind of analysis firm want to conduct.

Here in the given case, Bank have used place dimension of positioning strategies, so that it can gain more customer attraction and keep service flow organized in the bank.

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