The following statements are true about competition and customer value:
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A firm that creates customer value that is superior to its competition is likely to retain customers.
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A firm offering better values than its competition is likely to acquire new customers.
The other statements are not necessarily true:
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A focus on a major competitor is not always the best way to create customer value; understanding customer needs and preferences can be more important.
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The best way to generate customer value is generally not to ignore competition; being aware of competitors can help a firm position itself effectively in the market.