Marketing Dictionary

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Formula_Marketi-a term used to describe an approach to marketing practice which relies heavily on conventional wisdom and spurns anything innovative.

Competitive_Dep-attempting to change the beliefs of buyers about the attributes of a competitor's product, the attempt may be especially useful in cases where buyers generally have an inflated perception of the quality of a competitor's product. See Market Positioning.

Pull_Strategy

promotion to end-users (mainly by means of advertising, sales promotion and publicity) rather than to members of the marketing channel (mainly by personal selling) to facilitate the flow of a good or service from producer to final consumer. See Push Strategy, Push-Pull Strategy.



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Bait_Advertisin
an advertising practice, now illegal in Australia, in which attractive, low-priced goods, few or any ...

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Black_Box-a colloquial term for an electronic TV audience measurement system, an audiometer, a 'people-meter'.

Planning-see Strategic Planning, Marketing Planning, Sales Planning.

Sampling_Plan
a scheme outlining the group (or groups) to be surveyed in a marketing research study, how many indi ...

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Commercialisati-the final stage of the new product development process in which the decision is made to put the new product into full scale production and to launch it. See New Product Development, Product Launch.

Customer_Retent-maintaining the existing customer base by establishing good relations with all who buy the company's product.

Body_Copy
the desriptive paragraphs in a print advertisement (as opposed to the headlines. ...

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AMA-abbrev. American Marketing Association

Buddy_System-an on-the-job sales training method in which an experienced salesperson is responsible for the training of a new salesperson. See Curbside Training, Formal Training, On-the-Job Training.

Consumerism
a social movement intended to safeguard the rights of consumers. ...

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Information_Ori-an advertising plan or tactic intended to change a brand's image (rather than to maintain it over time) and which relies on the provision of information (rather than imagery and symbolism) to achieve its effect. See Image-Oriented Maintenance Strategy, Information-Oriented Change Strategy, Information-Oriented Maintenance Strategy.

Lexicographic_M-a model used in the study of consumer decision processes to evaluate alternatives, the idea that if two products are equal on the most important attribute, the consumer moves to the next most important, and, if still equal, to the next most important, etc. Thus, the purchase decision is made when one of the brands possesses more of an attribute, looked at in order of importance, than its rival. Other models of brand evaluation include the expectancy-value model, ideal brand model, conjunctive model, disjunctive model, lexigraphic model and determinance model.

Exclusive_Distr
restricting the availability of a product to one particular outlet. See Distribution Intensity, Inte ...

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Planning_Horizo-the total timespan covered by a firm's marketing plans, the length of the planning horizon is commonly determined by the degree of uncertainty in the environment.

Purchase_Intent-the likelihood that a consumer will buy a particular product resulting from the interaction of his or her need for it, attitude towards it and perceptions of it and of the company which produces it.


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