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How do products deliver packages of tangible and intangible benefits?

How do products deliver packages of tangible and intangible benefits? (IntroductionToBusiness OP 8D04gAa · 2026-10-07-36573 · 11.6. What Is a Product?*) — "Con…

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  • Consumers buy packages of benefits that deliver value.
  • Every package of benefits includes tangible and intangible aspects.
  • Tangible aspects are physical parts of the product or service.
  • Intangible aspects are services or other nonphysical elements.
  • A plane ride illustrates a package of travel benefits.
  • The consumer benefit is a quick way to travel between cities.
  • The tangible part is the airplane.
  • The intangible parts include ticketing, maintenance, and piloting services.
  • Accounting services illustrate another package of benefits.
  • The tangible part is having taxes completed on the correct tax form.
  • The intangible part is having taxes prepared correctly by a trusted person.
  • Marketers must understand how consumers view the products their companies sell.
  • This understanding helps marketers design a marketing mix for the selected target market.
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"Consumers are really buying packages of benefits that deliver value, which always includes some tangible aspects and some intangible aspects. The person who buys a plane ride on United Airlines is looking for a quick way to get from one city to another (the benefit). Providing this benefit requires a tangible part of the product (a plane) and an intangible part of the product (ticketing, maintenance, and piloting services). A person who purchases accounting services buys the benefit of having taxes completed on the correct tax form (tangible part of the service) and having the taxes prepared correctly by a trusted person (intangible part of the service). Marketers must know how consumers view the types of products their companies sell so that they can design the marketing mix to appeal to the selected target market."

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