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Clutter_Level-See Clutter, Audience Tune-Out.
Demand_Elastici-see Elasticity of Demand.
eliminating one or more of the elements of a firm's product offering, for example, a firm selling computers might discontinue its offer of free training with each computer sold, deciding instead to charge separately for it. See Bundling.
Questionnaire_P
the trialling of a questionnaire to be used in a marketing research study on a small sample of respo ...
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Sales_Promotion-a form of promotion which encourages customers to buy products by offering incentives, such as contests, coupons, sweepstakes, samples, free gifts and so on, one of the four major elements (with advertising, personal selling and publicity) of the promotion mix.
Odd_Pricing-pricing so that all prices end in an odd number, as in $7.95, $19.95, sometimes referred to as Odd-Even Pricing. See Psychological Pricing.
Database_Market
the use of large collections of computer-based information in marketing, the database listings may b ...
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Rollout-the launch of a new product on a region by region basis as opposed to a national introduction, the rollout is intended to minimise the risk and to reduce the investment in production and marketing. See National Introduction, New Product Development.
Geographic_Vari-area or regional differences used to segment a market.
Functional_Orga
the organisation of a firm's business activities so that a separate division is responsible for each ...
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Researcher_Cont-a form of nonprobability sampling in which the researcher selects the respondents in a marketing research study. It may result in researcher bias.
Adoption_Sequen-see Adoption Process.
Call_Back_Appro
making a second or subsequent attempt to sell to a particular buyer, usually presenting the product ...
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Per_Capita_Inco-average income per person in a population.
Licensed_Charac-figures from fiction, television, movies, etc which are used, under license from their creators, in the marketing of consumer goods such as breakfast cereals, chocolate bars, ice creams and so on.
Bar_Code
an arrangement of lines and spaces in code form used to identify a product by style, size, price, qu ...
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Augmented_Produ-a product enhanced by the addition of related services and benefits, eg. installation, warranty, maintenance and repair services, etc. See Core Product, Tangible Product.
Business_Guides-journals, periodicals, magazines etc. containing information about the size, product range, personnel, etc. of companies.