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To discuss: The way that the company can sustain the product’s success in the maturity stage of the product life cycle with examples.
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A product is a service or physical item that can be offered or made to a customer in order to satisfy their wants and needs. Product life cycle is the progression of managing the product phase and decision regarding marketing mix.
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