Business of Retail - Chapter 3 - Vocabulary

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the action of promoting the sale of products and services.

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Marketing

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This plan is based on four decision-making factors, and has variables that retailers use to satisfy the needs and wants of their target customers. The four controllable factors-product, price, place, and promotion.

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marketing mix

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Those who are most likely to buy from a retailer.

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target customer

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involves retailers using tablets, kiosks and message boards to show advertisements, images, and videos to customers

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In-store digital signage

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examples include newspapers, magazines, newsletters, signs, and coupons

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Print

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includes cold calls and requested callbacks to customers over the phone

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Telemarketing

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What program allows customers to accumulate points that can be redeemed for merchandise, inspiring people to frequent the store?

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Loyalty and rewards programs

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Online video

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designed to create a memorable experience that will be shared and hopefully go viral

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Broadcast

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television, radio, and on-screen ads; proven to be the most influential marketing approach

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Search engine marketing

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also called keyword advertising or pay-perclick