Feline Familiar Foods Target Market Analysis
In this milestone paper, I will describe the target market analysis for the new product pet food line made of all natural ingredients named: Cherished Companion’s Feline Familiar Foods. The company Cherished Companions appeals to loving pet owners who care about the quality of their pet’s food. We pride ourselves in providing high-quality ingredients and convenient online ordering with a delivery guarantee. The new pet food line is Feline Familiar Foods which provides consumers a fresh and familiar alternative to buy for their pet. While Cherished Companions currently has multiple pet lines and products, this target market analysis is specifically aimed at our new pet food line Feline Familiar Foods.
This exciting new product line is approved for launch and it has a target market will be households with above average income, both younger and older consumers with and without children
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