Question

You work for a company that sells organic baby wipes. You've segmented your market andhave decided to target high-income urban families but there are several competing brands oforganic baby wipes. What will be an important part of developing your strategy​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Seventh Generation Free and Clear Baby Wipes are so versatile they should hardly be called baby wipes at all, except that they are quite good for wiping babies.

I use Seventh Generation wipes multiple times a day, though rarely do I use them on my infant daughter's bottom. Rather I use them for cleaning off the table after dinner, for wiping my 5-year-old son's hands when a sink and soap aren't handy, for cleaning spots on the floor of known and unknown origin, and for all sorts of other cleaning purposes.

These are about the most rugged baby wipes I've ever used, easily standing up to scrubbing and multiple passes over tile, wood, and other surfaces.

And of course, they work well as baby wipes, too. The thickness of Seventh Generation Free and Clear Baby Wipes makes them less than ideal for use with little newborn babies, but for cleaning kids in their toddler years, they're a great choice, easily handling the ever-larger volumes of leavings kids produce as they age.