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Business, 19.12.2019 07:31 Sumududesilva2000

Naomi is imc manager for a chain of regional income tax service providers. franchisees pay a percentage of their revenue to an imc account allocated to her. as she establishes the short-termgoals for her firm's imc efforts, her goals are likely to include
a. expanding customer loyalty by closing the feedback loop.
b. increasing market share, sales, and customer loyalty.
c. increasing inquiries, awareness, and trial of her firm's services.
d. shifting customers to rule-of-thumb budgeting. e. increasing the lagged effect.

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