Question

Trisha's Tasty Treats, a bakery and coffee shop, is having a grand opening on Saturday to celebrate its newest location. In addition to advertising the event in the local paper, Trisha sent a bakery menu to all households in the area along with a 50% off coupon. In doing so, Trisha's Tasty Treats is most likely attempting to _______.

Answer 1

Trisha's Tasty Treats is using advertising strategies to attract customers to its grand opening event by sending bakery menus and discount coupons to households in the area.

Step-by-step explanation:

Trisha’s Tasty Treats is most likely attempting to attract customers to its grand opening event by using advertising strategies. By sending bakery menus and discount coupons to households in the area, Trisha's Tasty Treats aims to generate awareness and excitement about the new location and encourage people to visit. The 50% off coupon serves as an incentive to try out the bakery's products at a discounted price. By advertising in the local paper and sending out a bakery menu along with a 50% off coupon, the bakery aims to lure potential customers with a significant discount. This marketing strategy is designed to entice people to visit the new location, try out the products at a lower cost, and hopefully turn them into regular patrons.

This promotional strategy not only helps in increasing foot traffic for the grand opening event but also creates an opportunity for repeat business as customers are more likely to return if they have a positive experience.

Answer 2

d) communicate value

Step-by-step explanation:

the question was missing the options:

a) deliver value

b) forecast value

c) explain value

d) communicate value

In marketing, communicate value refers to getting your customers (potential in this case), to believe that they are getting a good deal when they purchase your products or services. We all assign come type of value to our purchase decisions, and when we assign a higher value than its to a product, we as customers get customer surplus. The higher the value that our customers believe that our product is worth, the more they will be willing to pay for it. When customers feel that our product is not worth its price, then they will simply stop purchasing it.