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Atmospherics-the combination of store decor, physical characteristics and amenities provided by a retailer to develop a particular image and attract customers.
Hypermarket-a giant, one-stop shopping facility offering a wide choice of grocery and general merchandise at discount prices, sometimes called a Hypermarche.
advertising a category or class of product rather than a particular brand, as in 'Butter is good for you!', 'Feed the man meat!', 'Drinka Pinta Milka Day!', etc.
Economic_Utilit
the ability of a good or service to satisfy a customer's needs or wants, the five kinds of economic ...
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Ansoff_Matrix-a tool, devised by Igor Ansoff, to provide a logical framework for the understanding and development of marketing objectives, the basis of the matrix is the degree of newness of the products to be sold and of the markets to be targeted.
Corporate_Verti-a system of distribution channel organisation in which the orderly flow of products from producer to end-user is controlled by common ownership of the different levels of the system. See Administered Vertical Marketing System, Contractual Vertical Marketing System, Vertical Marketing System.
Market_Expansio
a growth strategy in which an organisation targets existing products to new markets, market developm ...
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Fluctuating_Dem-demand in the industrial sector which rises and falls sharply in response to changing economic conditions and consumer spending patterns.
Marketing_Advan-the competitive edge that can be gained by more accurately identifying customer needs and wants and by developing products which deliver superior satisfactions, or by being more effective and efficient in positioning, promotion or distribution. See Cost Advantage.
Audiotext
a relatively new, alternative promotional medium in which an advertiser's recorded message is reache ...
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Automatic_Respo-see Routine Response Behaviour.
Brand_Equity-a term used in reference to the value of a well-known brand, brand equity can greatly affect the buyout price of a company.
Shelf_Managemen
the process of determining the number and location of shelf facings in a retail store. See Shelf Fac ...
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Alternative_Clo-a closing technique in which a salesperson presents two alternatives in an attempt to get a commitment from the buyer to one, (eg. 'The red or the black?', 'Cash or card?') See Close.
Observation_Met-an method of obtaining marketing research data by watching human behaviour, mechanical monitoring devices are also commonly used.
Normative_Influ
the influence exerted on an individual by a reference group to conform to its norms. ...
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Audience-the intended receivers of an advertiser's message.
Source-see Sender.