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Convenience in Services Marketing

Suggests that the construct of convenience has not been properly defined and operationalized by managers and should be regarded as multidimensional. Proposes a conceptual framework for examining the convenience of services, thus permitting strategic and tactical marketing opportunities to be highlighted. Discusses implications for managers of this framework. Reviews a framework for marketing consumer products published in another journal and applies it to service marketing.

Lew G. Brown

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