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Indirect_Compet-a product that is in a different category altogether but which is seen as an alternative purchase choice, for example, coffee and mineral water are indirect competitors. See Direct Competition.
Inter_type_Chan-discord among members of different types at the same level of a marketing channel, eg. department store-convenience store discord. See Channel Conflict, Horizontal Channel Conflict, Vertical Channel Conflict.
the time between placement of the order by the customer and the receipt of the merchandise.
Sales_Effect_Re
marketing research to assess the effect an advertisement or some other promotional activity is havin ...
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Copycat_Product-a product that has been designed, branded or packaged to look exactly like that of a well-established competitor, a cheap imitation.
Economic_Utilit-the ability of a good or service to satisfy a customer's needs or wants, the five kinds of economic utility are form utility, time utility, place utility, information utility and possession utility.
Sales_Tactics
the planned day-to-day activities of the sales team when implementing the strategies it hopes will a ...
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Date_Code-a date on a package indicating either the date by which the product should be used or the date the product was packed. See Date Stamping.
Product_Differe-a marketing philosophy in which the seller views the market as a homogeneous whole, but produces two or more products for it, the products, differing in attributes (price, style, quality, etc), are designed to offer variety rather than to satisfy the needs and wants of different market segments. See Mass Marketing, Target Marketing.
Channel_Levels
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Organisational_-the sum of all industrial, institutional, reseller and government markets whose buyers purchase products for use in making other products, for resale, or in the operation of their businesses.
Acceptable_Pric-an expectation in the minds of consumers regarding price levels for a product category, consumers are reluctant to buy below the acceptable price range for fear that the product will be inferior, or above it because the expected benefit of the product is not worth the price.
Price_Wars
a conflict situation likely to occur in industries where products cannot be greatly differentiated, ...
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Palletisation-the packing of goods on to small wooden platforms, or pallets, for ease of handling in shipment.
Demand_Inelasti-see Inelasticity of Demand.
Manufacturers_R
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Plain_Vanilla-slang term for a product with only the most basic features, see Bells and Whistles.
AANA-abbrev. Australian Association of National Advertisers