The document discusses the 4Cs of marketing from the buyer's perspective as an alternative to the traditional 4Ps framework which takes the seller's view. It explains that the 4Cs are: customer solution, which focuses on the value or solutions a product provides customers; customer cost, which considers more than just price but the total cost of obtaining, using, and disposing of a product; convenience, which is about making products and services easily available for customers; and communication, which emphasizes two-way communication between buyers and sellers.
The document discusses the 4Cs of marketing from the buyer's perspective as an alternative to the traditional 4Ps framework which takes the seller's view. It explains that the 4Cs are: customer solution, which focuses on the value or solutions a product provides customers; customer cost, which considers more than just price but the total cost of obtaining, using, and disposing of a product; convenience, which is about making products and services easily available for customers; and communication, which emphasizes two-way communication between buyers and sellers.
The document discusses the 4Cs of marketing from the buyer's perspective as an alternative to the traditional 4Ps framework which takes the seller's view. It explains that the 4Cs are: customer solution, which focuses on the value or solutions a product provides customers; customer cost, which considers more than just price but the total cost of obtaining, using, and disposing of a product; convenience, which is about making products and services easily available for customers; and communication, which emphasizes two-way communication between buyers and sellers.
Assignment 2 Principal Of Marketing 4Cs of Marketing 4Cs of Marketing 4Cs can better be describe with the help of 4Ps 4Cs or Marketing 4Cs Explanation Four Ps concept take the seller’s view of the market and four Cs takes the buyer’s view. Customer Solution: Customers see themselves as buying value or solutions to their problems. Customer Cost: Customers are interested in more than just price; they are interested in the total cost of obtaining, using and disposing of a product. Convenience: Customer want the product and services to be as conveniently ( )آ"سانیس""ےavailable as possible. Communication: Customers want two-way communication.