Marketing Dictionary

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Key_Influence_P-opinion leaders, consultants, experts, etc whose early and enthusiastic endorsement of a new product is sought by salespeople. See Opinion Leader.

Cluster_Analysi-a multivariate statistical technique used to identify entities with similar characteristics from those without them.

Outside_Sales_F

manufacturers' agents and representatives, sales agents, dealers, distributors, etc available to supplement or even to replace a firm's own sales force.



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Sales_Tasks
the job activities carried out by salespeople, these may include direct selling tasks (making produc ...

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High_Price_Stra-a planned approach to pricing, appropriate in situations of inelastic demand, in which an organisation decides to keep its prices high, reasons for such a strategy might include a growing super-premium segment of the market, overcrowding at the bottom-end of the market, or the desire to create a prestige image for the product. Also called Premium Pricing.

Source_Attracti-in personal selling, the likeability or personableness of the salesperson.

Market_Forecast
the anticipated sales for a market as a whole during a given period, taking into account prevailing ...

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Need_Satisfacti-an approach to selling based on soliciting information to uncover a buyerís need before attempting to present an appropriate product from the range to satisfy it.

Significance-see Substantiality.

Directive_Probe
questions posed to prospective buyers to obtain a better understanding of the customer and the custo ...

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Sales_Potential-an organisation's expected sales of a product in a given market for a specified period, the share of the total market that a firm can reasonably expect to attain in a given time. See Market Potential.

Demarketing-marketing aimed at limiting growth, pracised, for example, by governments to conserve natural resources, or by companies unable to serve adequately the needs of all potential customers.

Licensing
the granting of permission by one manufacturing organisation to another to use a registered brand, s ...

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Product_Categor-the specific generic to which a good or service belongs, for example, while Fanta is a brand name, the product category to which it belongs is soft drinks.

Advertising_Obj-specific aims or intentions of an advertisement (for example, to inform, to persuade, to remind).

Advertising_Obj
specific aims or intentions of an advertisement (for example, to inform, to persuade, to remind). ...

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Comparative_Inf-one of three types of influence exerted on consumers (with informational influence and normative influence) by reference groups, comparative influence occurs when the reference group provides the means by which consumers compare their beliefs, attitudes and behaviour - the more similarity there is between a consumer's opinions and those of his or her reference group, the greater the comparative influence of that group. See Reference Group, Informative Influence, Normative Influence.

Shipping_Packag-outer packaging (cartons, for example) in which products are packed for storage and transport. See Primary Packaging, Secondary Packaging.


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