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Middleman-an independent marketing intermediary, an agent, wholesaler, retailer, etc. See Marketing Channels, Marketing Intermediaries.
RDC-abbrev. Regional Distribution Centre.
see Adoption Process.
Delphi_Techniqu
a forecasting method in which a cordinator seeks predictions from experts who revise their opinions ...
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Interviewer_Bia-intentional or unintentional prompting by a marketing researcher which affects the interviewee's response.
Logistics-activities involved with the orderly and timely acquisition and transportation of materials required for production, and with the storage, handling and despatch of finished goods to customers.
Decision_Suppor
any computerised system of changing raw data (sales, stock levels, etc) into information that can be ...
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Merchandising_C-see Multi-Channel Marketing System.
Business_Streng-a measure of the ability a firm has to compete successfully in a particular market.
Organisational_
an organisation's broad, longer-term aims or performance expectations as opposed to its organisation ...
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Four_Ps-the four major controllable variables of the marketing mix - product, price, promotion and place.
Advertising_Cop-the content and context of a message contained in an advertisement.
Outdoor_Adverti
advertising by means of posters and signs, stationary or mobile. ...
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Pulsing-scheduling advertising campaigns in fairly regular bursts followed by periods of relative or complete inactivity. See Continuity, Flighting.
Multiple_Public-a term used in non-profit marketing in reference to the fact that non-profit organisations must market themselves to their donors as well as to their clients, each target requires a different marketing approach.
Brand_Monopoly
a circumstance in which a particular brand dominates a market. ...
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Correlation_Tec-a range of statistical techniques used to discover relationships between diverse elements in a marketing situation.
Psychological_P-pricing intended to influence the customers' perception of the actual price of a product, two common forms of psychological pricing are odd pricing and prestige pricing. See Odd Pricing, Prestige Pricing.