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adding value

Increasing the perceived value of a product or service. A company may increase the value of a product by improving the presentation and packaging, or by providing an after sales service. Adding value may cost little to the company providing the product or service but can be enough to confer a competitive advantage in a crowded market. Adding value is an essential element of the branding process.



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