Marketing Dictionary

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Direct_Marketin-a distribution channel in which no intermediaries are used, a manufacturer sells direct to an end-user, also called a Zero Level Channel. See Channel Length.

Bonus_Plan-a scheme for additional payments to salespeople to be made at the discretion of management for a particular sales achievement.

Need_Objection

an objection by a prospective buyer that they have no need for the product offered by a salesperson. See Objections.



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Product_Positio
a tool used in comparing consumer perception of the differences between products or brands, consumer ...

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Death_of_Salesm-a play by the U.S. playwright, Arthur Miller, set in the 1930s, the era of the 'selling concept', the play and its central character, Willy Loman, a salesman, are often referred to in sales training material.

FAS_Pricing-see Free-alongside-Ship Pricing.

Specialty_Distr
a distributor that concentrates on one product line but carries a deep assortment within the line. ...

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Jury_of_Executi-a forecasting method based on the opinions of senior management.

PLC-abbrev. Product Life Cycle

Halo_Effect
the transfer of goodwill from one product in a company's line to another, the attribution, by associ ...

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Manipulative_Se-selling practices in which the salesperson attempts to overwhelm the prospective buyer, high-pressure methods. See Non-Manipulative Techniques.

Screening-an early stage in the new product development process when ideas for new products are sifted or screened to identify those that the firm might profitably develop, two broad approaches to idea screening are possible: managerial judgement and customer evaluation. See Drop Error, Go Error, New Product Development.

Objectives
specific, measurable outcomes or results that an organisation plans to achieve in a given period. ...

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Impact-the force that an advertisement or message will have on a target consumer, television advertising, for example, because it combines sight and sound, will typically have greater impact than print media.

Opportunity_Mat-a diagnostic marketing tool providing a means of appraising environmental attributes to alert managers to the benefits associated with changing environmental conditions and to impending dangers. See SWOT Analysis.

Full_Line_Depar
a department store which offers many different lines of products, including clothing, sporting goods ...

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Narrowcasting-a term used in reference to cable television in the U.S., where cable TV stations, with specialised interests such as sports, news, weather, movies, etc, allow advertisers great selectivity, that is, advertisers can ?narrowcastî their messages rather than broadcast them.

General_Electri-a portfolio analysis and planning grid developed by General Electric, it uses a two-dimensional matrix based on industry attractiveness and business strength.


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