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Why do we need a marketing plan? Why do we need a plan at all? People often come to us with the website that has no plan. And they don’t understand why they don’t have much Google traffic. When we ask them, who are their potential customers, they have indefinite answers. Sometimes they say anybody … Read moreMarketing Plan for a Website
Prosperity – Riches: the financial success of a person, class of people, or country. Prosperity is characterized by a high level of economic activity, employment, and levels of investment. See also: Standard of living Purchasing Power – The financial means (including credit facilities) that a person or a group of people posses for the purchase … Read moreRecession
Economics – The scientific study of the allocation of scarce resources under unlimited and competitive use. See also: Econometrics/Demand/Supply/Scarcity Economies of Scale – Reduction in average production costs due to increased output, higher internal production, a merger with another company, etc. Economics of scale work up to a certain level. After that level has been … Read moreEconomies of Scale
I am an American now living and working in Philippines, with children in the Asian schools. I can see the Asian model very clearly. Eastern Europe has much better schools than Asia. They are built on the Russian model. If you want to learn about Asian schools, watch the movie The Three Idiots, it will … Read moreOutsourcing Asia VS Eastern Europe case studies
Aggregation – Aggrare (Latin)= add to. The collection of primary data in an aggregate (=cluster). Generally, the objective of aggregation is to provide findings in an abbreviated form. For example, national incomes and price indices are aggregated, in contrast to the income of an individual or the price of a single product. Average Life – … Read moreBusiness Barometer
Poster – A printed advertisement in both large and small format (size standards vary by country)located generally in officially permitted positions on walls, buildings, stations. The target group comprises those who physically pass in the immediate vicinity or “passing trade.” Publication Interval – The period between the appearance of two consecutive issues of a medium. … Read moreSubscriber
Controlled Circulation – The distribution of a printed medium to people defined by the medium publisher as (part of) his market. In some countries the controlled circulation of media may only be given to those who have requested receipt of it in writing. In practice, controlled circulation media cover primarily professional and selective media. In … Read morePilot Issue/Pilot
Jingle – Syn: Tune 1. Music and text combined in a commercial generally sung, and possessing an attractive rhythm. 2. Commercial that is completely musical 3. Tune that, for years after a commercial has been shown, is still associated with it. See also: Commercial Logo – The name, abbreviation, initials or symbol of an enterprise … Read morePublic Relations
Recreational shopping – Syn: Fun shopping See: Fun Shopping Retail Price Index – An index providing periodic reviews of the changes in retail prices in certain sectors or geographical regions. See also: Consumer Price Index Retail trade – All outlets that sell electronically reads codes marked on packaging, coupons, etc.- for example, the U.P.C. Or … Read moreShopping Behavior
