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Media_Schedule-a plan which outlines when and how often a company will advertise.
Procurement_Cos-the costs involved in reordering an inventory item, the costs include the cost of processing and transmitting the order as well as the cost of the item itelf.
the advertising of a product at a heavily reduced price, as in 'Was $49.95, now only $35.00', the practice may be illegal under the Trade Practices Act unless the reduction is a genuine one.
Brand
a name, sign, symbol or design, or some combination of these, used to identify a product and to diff ...
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Greeters-a mid-nineteenth century term for a salesperson, greeters, representing manufacturers and wholesalers, met retailers in hotel lobbies as they arrived on buying visits.
Anticipatory_Pr-the practice of setting a somewhat higher price than would otherwise have been chosen in expectation of cost inflation, government price control, or similar environmental circumstance.
Commission
a payment made to a salesperson based on a percentage of the value of the goods sold. ...
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Reach-the percentage of the target audience which will be exposed to at least one advertisement during the specified period of the campaign.
Limited_Problem-buying situations in which a purchaser has had some previous experience but is unfamiliar with suppliers, product options, prices, etc. Also referred to as Limited Decision Making. See Extensive Problem Solving, Routine Problem Solving.
Empathy
the ability of an individual to project his or her own personality into a situation and understand i ...
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Non_probability-a sample in which the chance of an individual within the total population being chosen is not known.
Casual_Product_-broad classifications of products used to describe markets in everyday terms, eg. the pet food market, the photocopier market, the breakfast foods market, etc. See Standard Product Classes.
Group_Selling
a selling situation in which a salesperson presents a product or product range to a group of buyers ...
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Flanking_Attack-a competitive marketing strategy in which one company attacks another in a weak spot, commonly by paying maximum attention to either a geographic region or a market segment in which the rival is under-performing.
External_Stimul-advertisements, posters, coupons, point-of-purchase materials, store displays, etc which give rise to a drive. See Learning Process, Drive.
Questionnaire_
an instrument used for soliciting responses in a marketing research survey, a list of questions. ...
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Raw_Materials-a classification of industrial goods that are basic materials which become part of a physical product in the manufacturing process.
Market_Factor-any external variable affecting the level of a company's sales.