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Horizontal_Mark-a market for a product which is bought by many industries. See Vertical Market.
Risk-the chance a purchaser takes that the product will not function as expected or satisfy the felt want. See Emotional Risk, Financial Risk, Performance Risk, Physical Risk, Social Risk.
information recorded and stored by an organisation as it completes it normal transactions and activities.
Emotional_Close
a closing technique in which the salesperson attempts to get a favourable response from a buyer by a ...
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FOB-abbrev. Free-on-Board.
National_Market-a marketing manager with the responsibility for the nation-wide operations of a marketing division.
Baby_Bouncers
the generation of people who are the children of the 'baby boomers', also referred to as Yuppie Pupp ...
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Return_on_Inves-a measure of a firm's profitability in which profits are expressed as a percentage of investment.
Continuity-the scheduling of media exposures of a particular advertisement or campaign evenly within a given period. See Flighting, Pulsing.
Customer_Panels
see Focus Group. ...
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Formal_Product-see Actual Product.
Order_Taker-a salesperson who writes up orders but is not involved in persuading customers to buy. See Order Getter.
Low_Touch_Servi
customer service characterised by a low level of personal contact with customers, low-touch customer ...
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Customer_Orient-see
Entertainment_M-promotion of a product by means of movie tie-ins, endorsement by entertainment industry celebrities, or similar. See Movie Tie-ins, Endorsement.
Cash_Discount
a reduction in price offered to a buyer in return for prompt settlement of account. See Discount. ...
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Fringe_Benefits-benefits enjoyed by employees as part of a total remuneration or compensation package, fringe benefits are subject to taxation in Australia.
Market_Attracti-the degree to which a market offers opportunities to an organisation, taking into account the market size and growth rate and the level of competition and other constraints.