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  • 3.3: Consumer Behavior

    • Boundless Business: "Consumer Purchasing Behavior" Page

      Read this section. This material provides an overview of consumer behavior. Be sure to click on the tabs within the Key Points and Terms sections for a more in-depth look at the elements that influence what we buy and why we buy.

    • 3.3.1: Customer-Relationship Management

      • Boundless Business: "Customer Relationship Management" Page

        Read this section, paying special attention to the items in the Key Points and Term sections.

    • 3.3.2: Social Media Marketing

      • Exploring Business: "Section 9.6: Interacting with Your Customers"

        Review the information under the "Social Media Marketing" heading in this section of Exploring Business.

    • 3.3.3: Cultural Aspects of Marketing

      • Leslie Lum's Introduction to Business: Readings and Workbook: "Module 3: Marketing"

        Complete the assignment on page 193, working independently to develop a PowerPoint presentation that addresses the five main points of research. Instead of presenting this to a class, you should try to present to family members or friends and have them give you feedback on your presentation.

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