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Desk_to_Desk_Di-a form of business-to-business selling in which firms purchase and use computer databases to locate potential customers, typically, the databases are compiled by list brokers and are organised according to business type, sales revenue, number of employees, location and telephone area code.

Collusion-agreement between a group of companies to fix a common price. See Cartel.

Break_Even_Anal

a method of determining the number of units of a product that must be sold at a given price in order to recover the total cost of production.



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Megamarketing
a term coined by U.S. marketing academic, Philip Kotler, to describe the type of marketing activity ...

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NAM_Teams-see National Account Marketing

Manufacturers_A-an agent or representative used by manufacturers to supplement or even replace their own sales staff. See Outside Sales Facilities.

Asset_Based_Mar
a marketing approach which uses the knowledge and skills a company has already developed as the basi ...

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Potential_Marke-all the individuals and organisations in a particular market who have some level of interest in the product.

Boredom_Avoidan-a term used to describe an approach to new product introduction or product differentiation, that is, a new variety of a product may be introduced merely to give consumers more choice, useful when the cost of introducing a new product is low.

Bias
see Interviewer Bias. ...

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Parasitic_Adver-advertising by one group which has an adverse effect upon another group. For example, the advertising of lamb may reduce sales of beef, the advertising of apples may reduce sales of pears.

Service_Insepar-see Inseparability.

Direct_Competit
a product or brand which competes in the same product category. See Indirect Competition. ...

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Bundled_Pricing-see Bundling.

Retail_Mix-the mix of variables, including location, merchandise, communications, price, services, physical attributes and personnel, which form the overall strategic marketing components of retailing.

Forecasting
predicting future variables, such as the level of sales in a given period, the environmental factors ...

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Industrial_Buye-the study of the motives and actions of, and the influences upon, industrial buyers while engaged in the purchasing of goods and services. See Organisational Buying Behaviour.


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