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Customer Value
Customer Value
Ayana Yensebayeva
What Is Customer Value?
• Customer value measures a product or service's worth and compares it to its possible
alternatives. This determines whether the customer feels like they received enough
value for the price they paid for the product/service.
Customer Value Defined
• In every buying decision, a consumer asks the question: 'is what I am going to receive
worth what I have to give up in order to get it?' The gain the consumer receives for the
benefit is weighed against the cost the consumer must pay to acquire the benefit. The value
the individual consumer places on a product or service becomes the customer value for
that offering.
• Every consumer has a unique set of needs and resources, so no two consumers will place
the same customer value on the same product or service. The highest-quality product or
service does not always provide the highest customer value, since the benefit of each item
is measured against the cost. Some consumers are willing to pay a high price for a quality
product or a high level of service, but others will make the decision that the same benefits
are not worth the price.
Why is customer value important?
1. A very young adult will look for power and speed in the automobile.
2. A young adult would look for the latest technology in the automobile.
4. A middle to senior age customer will look for new design and cost