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Yоur Mаrketing Infоrmаtiоn System provides you with the following informаtion regarding customers who have experienced problems. You may assume that (1) no customer experienced more than one of these problems, (2) the problems listed are the only problems suffered by your customers, and (3) you currently have 20,000 customers. Customers-At-Risk Problems # Suffering Will NOT Repurchase Might not Repurchase Overcharged customer 2000 0.25 0.35 Missed delivery dates 1500 0.35 0.50 Did not repair products the first time 1100 0.40 0.70 Failed quality inspection 750 0.60 0.80 Using the customer-at-risk approach, if your key concern is the problem that might or could cost you the most customers in the long run, which problem would you be best advised to correct first?
The trаde shоw is оpen Mоndаy through Sundаy, from 8 am until 8 pm daily. Approximately 7,000 trade show attendees will visit your booth during the show. While 10,000 people will attend the show during the week, only 6,500 are within your target market. Past data reveals that 60% of the attendees visit a majority of the booths at this show. Of those that visit your booth, 4,000 are in your target market. Your booth staff will average 12 minutes speaking with each contact. You will need an additional 60 square feet for private places, storage, etc. Exhibiting at the show will generate qualified sales leads that will be directly responsible for 80 new sales for the firm. Your booth staff speaks with 3000 of your target visitors. The averages across all industries and product types apply in this situation. Your formula for trade show booth size is: (Attendance * Product Interest % * A.I.F. * 50) / (Show Hours * Salesperson Rate) What is your contact efficiency? (enter your answer as a percentage, i.e., 12.4, or 73.8, etc.)
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