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Thoroughly answer the questions below. Depth of marketing understanding will be graded based upon our lecture discussions.
-How do you decide which products to purchase when you visit a supermarket?
-What are the steps in the consumer decision-making process?
-How would the elements of a marketing mix be used for a new apparel line?
-What information would you need before you decide to purchase tickets for a cruise?
-What are the two steps in developing a marketing strategy?
-Describe ethical standards that marketers should follow.
-Explain why marketers play an important role in society.
Can you please answer these questions for me I'm kinda in need of help from an experienced and un-lazy person like you please help me get these A's
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