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Creating Customer Value talks about 4 different types of customer value: functional, economic, social and experiential.

The idea is that you can develop products that address any one of those ideas of value. So these notions of value get back to the idea of economic exchange and what our job as marketers is. Is to communicate clearly the value of purchasing a product or service for the resources that you are giving up to acquire it.

So when you think about what a customer is, it is a circuitous way of getting to that discussion or getting to that idea of what a customer is and so a customer is not just a person who buys your products or uses you services but there is this whole notion of value that should kind of go into your thinking about what a customer is.

Focus on thinking about those 4 types of value as it relates to what a customer is.

One way that you may want to approach answering the question because it is not at all direct or straightforward is to think about yourself as a customer.

What types of things that is important to you

Why you buy the product that you do?

More importantly why you keep buying the same products, time and time again?

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