What is the best way to handle lingering customers?

There are so many ways or methods to get feedback from customers, identify and explain one, its uses, advantages and disadvantages.

Student Instructions: Complete the following information about the organization and products and/or services you will focus on as you develop a complete marketing plan throughout the course. You may need to do research to get answers to the questions below. Be sure the organization and offering you select will 1) remain interesting to you for the duration of the course, and 2) have sufficient information available for you to conduct research and make informed recommendations in your marketing plan.

Provide an original example of a product or service to which you are brand loyal, meaning no other brand can be substituted.  How long have you been using this particular brand?  Explain the reasons for your brand loyalty. Consider the four aspects of market segmentation, and describe how the company segments the market for this particular product or service.

What is Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and why is it essential for businesses? Provide real-world examples.

Describe how you would approach the prospect.

Can You Sell Customer Information[1] When customers buy products through an online company, they leave a lot of information behind, including their name and address and the types of products they have viewed while browsing. Partner companies often approach businesses to buy this type of data to find out more about customers’ purchasing patterns. But is it right to sell customer information? And even if it is not sold, should it even be used in house? David Hennessey, professor of marketing at Babson College, believes that using consumer information is a privacy and fairness issue if not a legal one, certainly because, in most cases, people believe they are making purchases anonymously or are somehow otherwise protected. Hennessey suggests that companies unsure about their right to sell customer data should consult the company’s code of ethics to determine how much information can be used internally and externally. He adds that the company could create its own policy to set standards…

Please read online materials/articles about the THE FUTURE OF MARKETING.Draft a two to three paragraphs maximum

This is short question and has 5 sub parts interrelated.   1. Suppose there are many jobs related to business field, but you have chosen Marketing Manager as your prospective job. Defend your decision by clearly outlining the factors you considered while comparing the jobs available in the field in terms of knowledge and skill requirements for success, salaries, benefits, future growth opportunities, and any other criteria you value with choosing your career path.   2. Summarize the main skills, knowledge areas, and expertise expected of someone in the position of Marketing Manager. You are expected to summarize at least 10 main requirements of the job related to skills, knowledge areas, and/or expertise. Make sure to reference weblinks for each source.   3. Consider you are applying for the job of Marketing Manager. Summarize the skillset, knowledge, and expertise you possess. Consider the requirements of this job when choosing which skills and knowledge areas to summarize below. For…