Range
Median
Mean
Mode
Report outline
Study guide
Research brief
Learning tool
Unbiased
Complete
Reliable
Credible
Unsolicited e-mail
Personal interview
Fax surveys
Structured observation
Increase in profit
Gain in market share
Decrease in cost
Reduction in staff
Place
Promotion
Price
Product
Market
Population
Economic
Competitive
Numeric
Communication
Presentation
Electronic
Personnel records
Operating expenses
Technical reports
Advertising plans
Private
Government
Legal
Political
Types of products being purchased
Discounts offered by manufacturers
Cost of paying commissioned salespeople
Suppliers that provide the goods
Place high prices on their products.
Communicate with similar organizations.
Be accessible to customers at all times.
Reduce the services they provide customers.
Negotiate higher discounts.
Award purchasing contracts.
Monitor inventory levels.
Follow safe shipping procedures.
Global trade regulations
Consumer spending habits
Local demographics
Restricted sales territories
Trial and error is a good way to learn use of tools and equipment.
Good housekeeping increases safety hazards.
Employees decide which protective clothing they should wear.
Personal habits can create safety hazards.
Do preventative maintenance
Hire a cleaning company
Offer medical training
Purchase liability insurance
Negotiate contracts.
Schedule employees.
Control costs.
Estimate resources.
To identify and solve problems
To organize materials and supplies
To plan goals and objectives
To schedule time and employees
Promoting products to customers
Maximizing inventory investment
Limiting shipment of goods
Keeping their prices down
Purchasing food items
Providing home security
Reading a new novel
Answering your home telephone
Close
Relocate
Expand
Remodel
Throwing a party
Paying rent
Brushing teeth
Visiting relatives
Ignore the situation
Identify the problem
Contact an arbitrator
Negotiate a settlement
Reading business reports
Taking a short nap
Watching an in-flight movie
Listening to recorded music
Establishing a value system
Helping to understand other people
Obtaining feedback from others
Choosing an appropriate career
For trade. Manager needed immediately. Two-years' experience requested. Experience on equipment.
Full-time manager needed immediately. Two-years' experience required. Equal opportunity employer.
Fast-track manager needed immediately. Two-years' experience requested. Enlist only extras.
Fully talented manager needed immediately. Two-years' experience required. Educated only eligible.
Good interpersonal skills
Ability to use technology
Management skills
Ability to negotiate
Television
Radio
DVDs
Magazines
Communication
Word-processing
Presentation
Spreadsheet
Plan healthy meals.
Be better cooks.
Reduce cholesterol.
Lose weight.
Electronic key card
Fax machine
Internet
Interactive television
Created
Provoked
Solved
Protected
Product liability
Product recall
Guarantee
Warranty
Deplete slow-moving items from its inventory
Lower its advertising expenses and publicity efforts
Build ongoing relationships with its customers
Substitute brand products with generic items
Explain preparation methods
Describe positive benefits
Develop trade characters
Create favorable impressions
Businesses have about and with each other.
Consumers have toward a business or product.
Companies have about other industries.
Consumers have about things they want to buy.
Public service
Patronage
Primary
Public relations
Controversial products
Legitimate services
Staple goods
Social causes
Endorsements
Personal benefits
Limitations
Hidden features
Customers will think they have been cheated.
The business may increase its profits.
The business will enhance its image.
Customers may ignore future promotions.
Action
Claims
Comparisons
Endorsement
Want to read the message.
Appreciate the style of layout.
Understand the company name.
Aware of the cost involved.
Sell useful products.
Pass on positive information.
Measure the community response.
Compile customer databases.
Develop television commercials.
Participate in trade shows.
Sponsor major sporting events.
Buy space on billboards.
Low risks.
High costs.
Extensive input.
Limited control.
Low prices
Location
Goodwill
Credit terms
Offering substantial discounts to buyers of large quantities of a certain product.
Selling the same quantity of the same product to different customers for different prices.
Asking a company for a price break on products at the end of the regular season.
Buying products from one company that are available for a lower price from another company.
Economic reports
Consumer magazines
Company promotions
Marketing textbooks
Vendor specifications
Employee evaluations
Customer testimonials
Management objectives
Tangible
Expensive
Optional
Intangible
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