Large firms often find new markets attractive, but might not have products ready for delivery. What strategy do such firms use to get potential adopters to delay their purchasing decisions?

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Marquise Woodard

6 December, 07:46

Large firms often find new markets attractive, but might not have products ready for delivery. What strategy do such firms use to get potential adopters to delay their purchasing decisions?

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Abril Bass · Answer 1

The correct answer is Preannounce forthcoming efforts

Explanation:

A company that wants to enter a new market usually must have its entire operation ready to be able to carry it out in the short term, and if it does not have it, it must inform by means of a strategy that allows generating a marked market interest in knowing the new product to be offered. This will give them time to put the internal aspects in order and be able to produce within a set time.