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Sampling_Princi-the idea that a small number of randomly chosen units (the sample) of a total population (the universe) will tend to have the same characteristics, and in the same proportion, as the population as a whole.
Communication_E-the influence that an advertisement or some other form of promotional activity might have, is having, or has had, on consumers or on the usage of a product advertised. See Advertising Effectiveness.
a closing technique in which a salesperson specifies all that a customer will require to solve the problem at hand, and advises (or counsels) that the offer be accepted, also referred to as the Counsellor Close. See Close.
Latent_Demand
demand for a product which can satisfy a want which is unable to be satisfied by any existing produc ...
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Incremental_Cos-an approach in which the price of all additional units produced after the fixed costs of production have been met are based on variable cost rather than on total cost.
Incremental_Cos-an approach in which the price of all additional units produced after the fixed costs of production have been met are based on variable cost rather than on total cost.
Free_in_Store_P
a pricing method in which the producer is responsible for all freight and delivery costs, the ordere ...
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Encouragement_P-question posed by salespeople to get additional information from a prospective buyer.
Bells_and_Whist-the optional features built into a basic product to satisfy or impress as large as possible a number of buyers, the term 'plain vanilla' is an equivalent slang term used to describe a product with only the most basic features.
Comparative_Inf
one of three types of influence exerted on consumers (with informational influence and normative inf ...
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Merchandising_C-see Multi-Channel Marketing System.
Dissonance-see Cognitive Dissonance.
Starch_Readersh
a technique for post-testing advertising effectiveness devised in 1923 by Daniel Starch, at that tim ...
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Regulatory_Envi-that part of the firm's external marketing environment on which legal and political forces act to change regulations which affect the marketing effort, regulation changes can pose threats or present opportunities.
Demand-a measure of those in a market who wish to buy a product and can afford to do so.
Major_Equipment
long-lived business assets that must be depreciated over time, capital items. ...
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RDC-abbrev. Regional Distribution Centre.
Quality_Creep-a phenomenon which, in a counter-productive way, impels a manufacturer to enhance a product over time, increasing its price and thereby diminishing its appeal to the market segment for which it was originally intended.