When Dr. Putt invented his Eye-Over-the-Ball (EOB) golf putting device, he knew during the introductory stage:

A. sales would rise quickly, profits would jump, and even laggards would buy his product.

B. sales would Level off, profits would decline, and mature golfers would be attracted to his product.

C. sales would slow down, profits would peak, and early adopters of golf equipment would behis major customers.

D. sales would be low, profits non-existent, and he would attract golf equipment innovators.

E. sales would be low, profits would be high, and all potential golfers would jump at the opportunity to buy his product

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Jair Cowan

5 August, 00:42

When Dr. Putt invented his Eye-Over-the-Ball (EOB) golf putting device, he knew during the introductory stage:

A. sales would rise quickly, profits would jump, and even laggards would buy his product.

B. sales would Level off, profits would decline, and mature golfers would be attracted to his product.

C. sales would slow down, profits would peak, and early adopters of golf equipment would behis major customers.

D. sales would be low, profits non-existent, and he would attract golf equipment innovators.

E. sales would be low, profits would be high, and all potential golfers would jump at the opportunity to buy his product

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Trey Harmon · Answer 1

D) sales would be low, profits non-existent, and he would attract golf equipment innovators.

Explanation:

Generally during the introductory stage of a product or service;

the sales are usually low since not a lot of customers know or trust you product or service, due to low sales and high costs, profits are usually very small or non-existent, many times innovators are the first ones to try your product, specially in a very conservative market, like golf equipment and related products.