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Monopoly-a market situation in which there is only one seller.
Authorisation-see Brand Authorisation.
Early_Adopters
the group in a market second only to innovators in the speed with which they adopt a new product. Se ...
Early_Majority
the group in a market who are more deliberate than the innovators and the early adopters in making p ...
Economic_Enviro
factors in the economy, such as inflation, unemployment, interest rates, etc., that influence the bu ...
Economic_Foreca
a prediction of the likely impact on the business environment of factors such as inflation, interest ...
Economic_Order_
the optimum quantity of each product that must be ordered to balance the inventory holding costs aga ...
Economic_Utilit
the ability of a good or service to satisfy a customer's needs or wants, the five kinds of economic ...
Economies_of_Sc
reductions in the price per unit of marketing or manufacturing a product as the quantity marketed or ...
EEC
abbrev. European Economic Community. ...
Effective_Buyin
an individual's disposable income, consisting of salary and wages, dividends, interest, profits, etc ...
EFTPOS
abbrev. Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale. ...
Ego_Drive
the need of one individual to persuade another to a particular point of view and feel satisfaction i ...
Ego_States
a proposition in transactional analysis that every person has three mental conditions - parent ego s ...
Eighty_Twenty_P
see Pareto's Principle. ...
Elaboration_Pro
questions posed by salespeople when positively encouraging prospects to provide additional informati ...
Elasticity_of_D
a measure of the degree to which any change in the price of a product will affect the demand for it. ...
Electronic_Fund
a system commonly used in retailing in which a consumer pays for purchases by means of an electronic ...
Electronic_Reta
the use by customers of computer terminals in conveniently located shopping kiosks to call up produc ...
Electronic_Shel
see Shelf-Talkers ...
Embargo
a total restriction on a particular good leaving or entering a county, any restriction imposed in th ...
Embedding
a form of subliminal advertising, the concealing of imagery in various products and advertisements t ...
Emergency_Goods
a category of consumer goods consisting of items purchased quickly in necessity. See Consumer Goods, ...
Emotional_Appea
advertising messages, usually based on imagery rather than information, which attempt to achieve the ...
Emotional_Close
a closing technique in which the salesperson attempts to get a favourable response from a buyer by a ...
Emotional_Risk
the concern or uncertainty felt by a prospective buyer that he or she will feel bad about the purcha ...
Empathy
the ability of an individual to project his or her own personality into a situation and understand i ...
Employee_Poachi
the act of enticing key employees from one competing firm to another. ...
Employee_Public
the part of a company's public consisting of its employees. See Publics. ...
Empty_Nesters
those in the stage of the family life cycle where the children have all grown up and left home, typi ...
Encirclement_At
a competitive strategy used by a strong challenger to attack the market leader, the market challenge ...
Encoding
the translation of a message into code by a sender so that it can be relayed through a medium to a r ...
Encouragement_P
question posed by salespeople to get additional information from a prospective buyer. ...
Endless_Chain_M
a prospecting method in which a salesperson asks each customer called upon to suggest the names of o ...
Endorsements
recommendations to purchase a particular brand of product made in advertisements by well-known perso ...
ENP
abbrev. Expected Net Profit. ...
Enterprise_Comp
firms of similar type vying for a consumer's business. See Competitors. ...
Entertainment_M
promotion of a product by means of movie tie-ins, endorsement by entertainment industry celebrities, ...
Entry_Barrier
see Market Entry Barrier. ...
Envelopes_and_S
a rough method of calculating the size of the market for a given product, based on the known size of ...
Environmental_F
attempting to predict the nature and intensity of the microenvironmental and macroenvironmental forc ...
Environmental_M
see Megamarketing. ...
Environmental_S
the process of examining the internal and external factors which influence the firm's operations and ...
EOQ
abbrev. Economic Order Quantity. ...
Equipment_Based
Services in which machinery or equipment plays a significant role in delivering, for example, automa ...
Error_Rate
the percentage of errors (wrong items, wrong quantity, wrong address, etc.) made in shipping merchan ...
Escalator_Claus
a clause in a contract which allows a tenderer to adjust the final amount charged to take account of ...
ESP
see Envelopes and Stubby Pencil. ...
Esteem_Needs
the desire to feel important in the eyes of others. See Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. ...
Ethics
see Marketing Ethics. ...
European_Econom
a group of European nations acting as a trading block, limiting trade barriers among members and app ...
Evaluative_Crit
features of a supplier, product, etc. considered by a buyer when choosing between alternatives, eval ...
Evaluative_Prob
questions posed by salespeople to help their understanding of a prospective customer's feelings on a ...
Evoked_Set
brands that a buyer is aware of, and thinks well of, when considering a purchase , also called the C ...
Exchange
the transfer of an object, idea, service, etc. from one person or organisation to another in return ...
Exclusive_Agree
agreements between manufacturers and middlemen in which the latter are granted sole rights to distri ...
Exclusive_Assor
an assortment strategy in which a reseller decides to carry the product line of only one manufacture ...
Exclusive_Deali
an arrangement in which a manufacturer prohibits a marketing intermediary from carrying competitors' ...
Exclusive_Distr
restricting the availability of a product to one particular outlet. See Distribution Intensity, Inte ...
Exclusive_Sales
a region in which a distributor has been given sole rights to a manufacturer's product. ...
Exclusivity
see Exclusive Agreements, Exclusive Distribution. ...
Expectancy_Valu
a model used in the study of consumer decision processes to evaluate alternative brands. In this mod ...
Expected_Return
cepted. Also called the Expected Value Method and Expected Value Analysis. ...
Expected_Value_
see Expected Return Model. ...
Expected_Value_
see Expected Return Model. ...
Expense_Account
a budgeted amount of money advanced to a salesperson for food, travel, accommodation, entertainment ...
Expense_Quota
the amount budgeted for a salesperson for expenses associated with making sales in a territory, used ...
Experience_Curv
see Learning Curve. ...
Experience_Curv
the pricing of a product at a lower than average-cost level on the basis that costs will decrease as ...
Experimental_Re
a systematic and scientific approach to marketing research in which the research manipulates one or ...
Experimental_Va
the variables a researcher manipulates in conducting an experiment, also called Explanatory Variable ...
Expert_Forecast
a sales forecasting method in which outside specialists or industry experts - economists, academics, ...
Explanatory_Var
see Experimental Variables. ...
Exploratory_Res
desk research undertaken before primary research is commenced in a marketing research study, includi ...
Exponential_Smo
a quantitative technique for sales forecasting using historical data weighted to favour the most rec ...
Export_Import_A
an independent marketing intermediary bringing together buyers and sellers from different countries ...
Expressive_(Soc
one of four social styles (with Amiable, Analytical and Expressive) commonly used to classify salesp ...
Express_Warrant
a manufacturer's guarantee, stated in written or spoken words, that the product offered for sale wil ...
Extension_Appro
an approach to global pricing in which a firm sets the same price for its product around the world a ...
Extensive_Decis
see Extensive Problem Solving. ...
Extensive_Probl
buying situations which require considerable effort because the buyer has had no previous experience ...
External_Market
relatively uncontrollable factors outside the firm which influence its decision making. See Internal ...
External_Stimul
advertisements, posters, coupons, point-of-purchase materials, store displays, etc which give rise t ...
Extrinsic_Rewar
rewards for doing a job which are external to the individual, such as wages, bonuses, incentives, fr ...
Eye_Pupil_Dilat
a physiological method of objectively pre-testing advertisements in which involuntary eye pupil dila ...
New_Product_Dup
the introduction by a company of a product that is known to the market but new to the company. See I ...
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Generics-see Generic Brand.
Demand_Pull_App-developing new products on the basis of market demand rather than on that of company-generated ideas. See Product-Push Approach.
Consumer_Non_Du
a classification of frequently purchased consumer goods, non-durables are items which are consumed i ...
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Convenience_Sto-a neighbourhood store which stocks frequently purchased items such as milk, bread and cigarettes.
Noise-any influence external to the sender or receiver which distorts the message in the communication process. See Communication Process.
Direct_Accounts
large accounts serviced by head office personnel or company executives rather than by salespeople in ...
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Divergent_Acqui-difersification into new or unrelated businesses. See Convergent Acquisition, Diversification.
Multichotomous_-a closed-ended question in a marketing research questionnaire in which a respondent must choose one response from two or more possible alternatives. See Dichotomous Question.
Bagman
an eighteenth century term of British origin for a salesperson. ...
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Advertising_Res-research done to test the effectiveness of advertising, this may include the pre-testing and post-evaluating of specific advertisements and campaigns. Communication-effect research attempts to measure whether the advertising communicates effectively, sales-effect research attempts to measure whether it produces the desired level of sales.
Marketing_Conce-a business orientation or philosophy that holds that organisational success is dependent upon the efficient identification of the needs and wants of target markets and the effective satisfaction of them.
Non_probability
the selection of a sampling unit by arbitrary methods, such as convenience and judgement. ...
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Industrial_Prod-categories of goods and services bought by organisations for use in production or in the operation of their business, classes include installation, accessories, raw materials, component parts, supplies, and services.
Flighting-scheduling advertising campaigns in irregular bursts followed by periods of relative or complete inactivity. See Continuity, Pulsing.