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svet-max [94.6K]
2 years ago
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Amy and Jack were loyal customers of GreenFoods, a local grocery store. However, after a couple of incidents where they had to r

eturn products that were stale and out of date, the couple decided to try out VeggiesNmore, a chain store that recently opened in town. Both Amy and Jack must move through each stage in the marketing funnel before becoming loyal customers.
Jack has shopped at VeggiesNmore. He was happy with the experience and thought that this could be an alternative to GreenFoods. However, he is also keen to try out other stores in the neighborhood. He is in the ________ stage of the marketing funnel as far as shopping at VeggiesNmore is concerned.
a. aware
b. open to trial
c. most often used
d. nonrejecter
e. regular user
Business
1 answer:
ololo11 [35]2 years ago
6 0

Answer: B) Open to Trial

Explanation:

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