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Psychological_S-a consumer's mind set, his or her positive or negative feelings or predispositions towards a particular brand or company. The consumer's mind set is formed by his or her needs, perceptions and attitudes. See Attitudes, Needs, Perception.
Standard_Produc-categories into which products are grouped using formal systems such as the Australian Standard Industrial Classification and the Australian Standard Commodity Classification. See Australian Bureau of Statistics, Casual Product Classes.
a combination of market factors used to predict the likely level of sales.
Ethics
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Moving_Average-a forecasting method using the average volume achieved in several recent sales periods to predict the volume likely to be sold in the next period.
Assorting-the practice of putting together a wide variety of produce in one location, as in a department store.
Deciders
those who actually make the decision in the organisational buying process, the deciders are often di ...
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Features_and_Be-a selling style in which a salesperson is careful to relate each feature of the product being presented to a particular benefit which the feature will deliver to the buyer.
Elaboration_Pro-questions posed by salespeople when positively encouraging prospects to provide additional information about their needs.
Quantity_Adjust
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Features_and_Be-a selling style in which a salesperson is careful to relate each feature of the product being presented to a particular benefit which the feature will deliver to the buyer.
Contests-a form of sales promotion in which consumers are induced to buy earlier, or in greater quantity, by the offer of prizes of cash or merchandise to be won in a competition. See Sales Promotion.
Product_Variant
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Daily_Activitie-a record of a salesperson's activities on a day-by-day basis, showing clients visited, products presented and results, it may also include reasons for the failure to sell.
Rollout-the launch of a new product on a region by region basis as opposed to a national introduction, the rollout is intended to minimise the risk and to reduce the investment in production and marketing. See National Introduction, New Product Development.
Regressive_Comm
a sales commission system in which the rate of commission paid decreases with the quantity of goods ...
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Qualifying_the_-asking questions to discover whether a prospective buyer has a need for the product, can afford it, and has the authority to buy.
Quota-any restriction imposed by law on the quantity of a product which can be produced or imported, a form of protectionism. See Protectionism, Sales Quota.