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Competitive Differentiation for Co-located Retailers
Imagine two grocery stores are located directly across the street from each other. They sell many of the same national-brand products at identical prices. Analyze three distinct, non-price strategies one store could implement to differentiate itself and attract more customers than its competitor. For each strategy, explain the potential benefits and drawbacks.
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