Marketing Dictionary

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Secondary_Packa-a box or other protective wrapping in which the product in its primary package is kept until ready for use. See Primary packaging, Shipping Packaging.

Response_Time-the time taken by a firm to answer a customer inquiry about the status of an order.

Questionnaire_

an instrument used for soliciting responses in a marketing research survey, a list of questions.



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Opportunity_Ana
see Marketing Opportunity Analysis. ...

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Advertising_Bud-the sum allocated in a particular accounting period for expenditure on advertising, also called an Advertising Allocation or an Advertising Appropriation.

Simple_Random_S-a sample in which each member of the population has an equal chance of being chosen.

Customary_Price
the traditional price, the price that consumers expect to pay for a certain product. ...

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Product_Flankin-a competitive marketing strategy in which a company produces its brands in a variety of sizes and styles to gain shelf space and inhibit competitors.

Demographic_Var-see Demographic Characteristics.

Polyopsony
a market situation in which there are no large buyers but many small ones. ...

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Backward_Integr-a strategy for growth in which a company seeks ownership of, or some measure of control over, its suppliers. See Forward Integration, Horizontal Integration.

Absolute_Produc-a new product introduction which does not manage to recover its production and marketing costs, the company incurs a financial loss.

Blanket_Brandin
see Family Brand. ...

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Response_Sellin-a elementary form of selling, common in retailing, in which the salesperson simply responds to the customer's demands, little creativity or persuasion is used.

Population-in marketing research, the total group that a researcher wishes to study, also called the Universe.

Macro_environme
the major uncontrollable, external forces (economic, demographic, technological, natural, social and ...

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Elasticity_of_D-a measure of the degree to which any change in the price of a product will affect the demand for it. See Inelasticity of Demand.

Laggards-those in a community who are slowest to adopt a new product. See Diffusion of Innovation, Early Adopters, Early Majority, Innovators, Late Majority.


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