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Business, 24.06.2021 21:20 angeline2004

A document that describes the following items would be most likely called a :. Gender
Race
Age
Marital
Status
Number of Children
Type of Residence
Location of Residence
Occupation
Education
Family
Income
Number of Dogs
Size of Dogs
Purchase
Location
Marketing
Channel
Dog
Supply
Spend
Time
Walking Dog(s)
Personality
Summary/Insight
Choose one:
a. Customer persona
b. Customer present
c. Customer contract
d. Customer relationship

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