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In my opinion, Customer-focus strategies put based on; Market share, market nature, customer nature itself, organization vision, and other factors.
Then, markets are not identical nor customer nature, based on that strategies could not be imitated.
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A customer-focused strategy delivers different services to different customers based on how unique the customers are. While product-centric organizations focus on selling the same products to as many customers as possible, customer-centric organizations focus on selling more products to the same customers. At the core of the customer-centric strategy is not efficiency but growth. The difference between the two strategies is the origin—the product versus the customer. To be precise, customer focus is a strategic choice of each organization and hence it MAY be difficult to imitate. The other reasons may be demographic, geographic, personality traits, consumption patterns & lifestyle of customers, Industry characteristics like resources and their capabilities, organizational size. These might make it tough to imitate the customer focus strategies.
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Agree with the answer of Mr. Fazlur Rahman.
Market share, social culture, political stability/ instability, market nature, customer nature, organization vision and region of work.
thanksbecause the customers are very different so the strategies must be different
Customer focussed strategies needs a detail analysis of the target market, customer's choice, preferences and demand ( external variables) and at the same time to produce goods and services with support from all employees and management (Internal variables).We need to have a balance between internal and external variables and it becomes further challenging when the variables itself are dynamic and changing with time.
Thank you for your invitation. I support colleagues answer & looking forward to new answer.