1. Innovation is the Key to Product Progress
... effect on established consumption patterns. Under this conception three categories of innovation are classified as described below: 1. Continuous innovations have the least disrupting influence on established consumption patterns. Product alteration is involved, rather than the establishment of a totally new product. Examples of products that are representative of this situation are fluoride toothpaste, new-model automobile changeovers, and menthol cigarettes. 2. ... and then also tries and tests other products, we, as marketers need to make sure we provide the consumer with such a produ...
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