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Grey_Market-the importing of particular goods by firms which have not been appointed by the manufacturer as official distributors of the product, a term also used to describe the 'over 60s' market for various goods and services of interest to this age group.
Product_Based_C-see Product Form Competitors.
the change in the total profit that results from the sale of an additional unit.
Added_Value
the increased worth of a firm's offering as a result of marketing, four factors which generate the a ...
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Bagman-an eighteenth century term of British origin for a salesperson.
Free_in_Store_P-a pricing method in which the producer is responsible for all freight and delivery costs, the ordered goods are delivered freight free to the customer. See Geographical Pricing.
Electronic_Reta
the use by customers of computer terminals in conveniently located shopping kiosks to call up produc ...
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Ceiling_Price-see Price Ceiling.
Psychological_P-pricing intended to influence the customers' perception of the actual price of a product, two common forms of psychological pricing are odd pricing and prestige pricing. See Odd Pricing, Prestige Pricing.
Sequential_Segm
the division of a heterogeneous market into relatively homogeneous groups on one basis (for example, ...
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Resale_Price_Ma-a practice, now illegal in Australia, in which the manufacturer fixes the price at which a buyer may resell the product.
Primary_Demand-demand for a product class rather than for a particular brand within the class.
Geographic_Orga
the organisation of firm's marketing activities so that a separate division is responsible for each ...
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Actual_Product-the tangible features of a product, including styling, quality level, features, brand name and packaging, also called the Formal Product or Tangible Product. See Augmented Product, Core Product.
Prototype_Testi-the trialling of a sample of a newly developed product on selection of customers from the target market .
Sponsorship
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Behaviouristic_-the division of a market into groups according to their knowledge of, and behaviour towards, a particular product. Behavioural dimensions commonly used to segment markets include benefits sought, user status, usage rate, loyalty status and buyer readiness stage. See Segmentation Bases.
Multilevel_Mark-a form of direct selling in which distributors of a product attempt to locate and sell to end-users and to others who will become distributors.