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Business, 03.12.2019 05:31 aylinkayla

Sophia could not afford expensive furnishings, but wanted a stylish home. after researching many options, she went to a local target to purchase the trendy lamps, pillows, and art featured on its ads and website. as a consumer, which retailing challenge was sophia likely responding to?

a. integrated crm
b. brand image consistency
c. pricing consistency
d. integrated supply chain
e. efficient distribution

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