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Regressive_Comm-a sales commission system in which the rate of commission paid decreases with the quantity of goods sold. See Progressive Commission.
Australian_Adve-a popular media reference guide (commonly called AARDS) subscribed to by advertising agencies, public relations consultancies, etc, the service provides regularly up-dated information on media companies, rates, technical specifications, circulations, readership profiles, etc.
a nonverbal form of communication in which posture, facial expressions, hand movements, etc, convey a message from sender to receiver. See Nonverbal Communication, Kinesic Communication, Proxemic Communication, Tactile Communication.
Sampling
a promotional activity in which consumers are allowed to experience a good or service free of charge ...
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Aftermarket-the market for parts and supplies for machines, equipment, etc after they have been purchased.
Core_Product-the intangible benefit or service offered by a product, for example, the core product offered to a purchaser of shampoo is clean, healthy hair. See Actual Product, Augmented Product.
Price_Ceiling
A price, usually imposed by law, above which market prices are not permitted to rise, also called a ...
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Palletisation-the packing of goods on to small wooden platforms, or pallets, for ease of handling in shipment.
Multiple_Unit_P-offering a lower price per unit for the purchase of two or more products of the same type when bought together than when units are bought singly.
Australian_Prod
a number allocated systematically to a product to distinguish it by producer, size, style, etc, the ...
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Model_Bank-a variety of mathematic models used in a marketing information system to simulate real-life situations to assist in decision making.
Price_Space-the price difference between items in a product line, having the right amount of price space is often critical as too little space may confuse buyers and too much space may leave gaps which can be exploited by competitors. See Product Line.
Carryover_Effec
the rate at which the effectiveness of an advertising campaign diminishes with the passing of time, ...
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Source_Objectio-an objection by a prospective buyer levelled against the firm represented by the salesperson.
Price_Objection-an objection raised by a prospective buyer on the grounds of price, credit terms, discounts, allowances, freight charges, etc. related to the cost of a product offered by a salesperson.
Product_Differe
a marketing philosophy in which the seller views the market as a homogeneous whole, but produces two ...
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Recall-see Product Recall.
Franchise_Exten-see Brand Extension.