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In [[Marketing Strategy and Organization: Building Sustainable Business|Marketing Strategy and Organization: Building Sustainable Business]] the CODA (Customers Outlook on Diffentiating Advantages) framework contains four types of [[Sustainable Competitive Advantage|Sustainable Competitive Advantage]]:
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# The '''''Product/Service''''' refers tothe functional core benefit which the prodicut or service offers to the customers. ''What do you offer?''
 
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# '''''Customer Processes''''' are the interactions between the organisation and its customers. ''How and where do you offer it?''
 
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# '''''Price''''' is the sum of financial and non-financial costs a customer incures when buying. ''What are the costs to the customer?''
 
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# '''''Image''''' refers to the awareness, the beliefs, the ideas or the impression which customers hold about an organisation. ''What do you represent?''
 
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Possible customer benefits include:
 
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'''Products and services'''
 
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* Reliability and consistency
 
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* Environmental safety
 
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* Functional performance
 
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* Styling and design
 
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* Compatibility
 
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* User convenience
 
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'''Customer Processes'''
 
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* Serviceability
 
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* Pre-transaction process
 
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* Transaction processes
 
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* Post-transaction processes
 
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* Professionalism
 
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'''Image benefits'''
 
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* Empathy
 
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* Availability in the channels
 
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* Product image
 
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* Brand image
 
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* Corporate reputation
 
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* User community
 
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'''Price Benefits'''
 
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* Switching costs
 
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* Disposal costs
 
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* Acquisition costs
 
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* Operating costs
 
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* Bundling and complementaries
 
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The CODA framework