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[This chapter is focuses on the experience of a well-known bicycle firm and its marketing activity. The analysis deals with its product policy decisions in a specific European market over a twenty years time. The company, named Cannondale, provides a significant example for understanding the complex marketing process carried out by this firm and many others in the bicycle industry. The chapter includes a preliminary historical background to get familiar with the firm. Further sections discuss the market offering of Cannondale and how it evolved over time. Specifically, how the company created and managed variety in its product lines, and which dimensions of variety were employed.]
Published: Nov 4, 2020
Keywords: Fit variety; Taste variety; Quality variety; Catalogue; Price list; Price tier
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