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Amanda [17]
2 years ago
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"The chief advantage of the _______ is that it allows the firm to specialize in satisfying the needs and characteristics of a sp

ecific customer group. a. concentrated targeting strategy b. undifferentiated targeting strategy c. differentiated targeting strategy d. marketing targeting strategy e. homogeneous targeting strategy"
Business
1 answer:
Veseljchak [2.6K]2 years ago
3 0

Answer: Option D

Explanation: In simple words, targeting strategy refers to the strategy in which company selects their potential customers. These companies directs their marketing strategy to impact and impress only those selected customer group.

These organisations usually end up being the pioneer of their industry, specializing in that market segment. For example- roles targets the elite class of the society for their products.

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Explanation:

1

Dr  Rent expense    $2,500

Cr Cash                                 $2,500

2

Dr Advertising expense      $675

Cr Cash                                         $675

3.

Dr Supplies                         $1,250

Cr Cash                                            $1,250

4.

Dr Equipment                   $9,500

Cr Accounts payable                    $9,500

5.

Dr  Cash                            $16,550

Cr Accounts receivable                $16,550

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Dr Accounts payable      $3,180

Cr Cash                                         $3,180

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Dr Miscellaneous expenses      $540

Cr Cash                                                  $540

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Dr  Utilities           $375

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Dr Accounts receivable        $49,770

Cr  Fees earned                                      $49,770

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Dr Utilities                                $830

Cr Cash                                                $830

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Dr Dividends                               $1,750

Cr Cash                                                      $1,750

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