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Marketing orientation refers to the presentation of products. Sales orientation refers to the sale of products and its target customers.
These two are definitely not the same. Marketing of goods refers to actual products where marketing of services refers to rendered services that are provided to the consumer. Each of these needs to be seen as completely different and the strategy for marketing each of these should be equally different. They are as different as their characteristics. In product marketing, we actually see a physical product but in advertisement of a service, we don't actually see a physical thing, but feel it. For example in compare the ads of a beauty soap and an insurance company ad.
Branding refers to name, sign, term or symbol to identify products and services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of others. The importance of "branding" has been proven for products, and it is really significant to use in social marketing. To create a successful brand you must understand the needs and wants of your customers.
innovators or opinion leaders
adding a standard mark up to the cost of the product is adding a "fixed" rate of percentage over the cost to "price" the product. in another word, by doing this all products' selling price has a fixed gross profit over their cost.
Predatory pricing
Yes, that is one definition. It has many names. The most general is "add on sales", where you offer related products from the same company or manufacturer to the customer. Cross selling refers to selling additional products from a different source. Usually your commission comes from the other source.
The e-commerce refers to the buying and selling of goods, products and services via the internet. It is currently the big thing as far as business and technology is concerned.
A worthless coin refers to a coin that has no monetary value due to factors such as being out of circulation, being made from a non-precious metal, or being counterfeit. These coins are typically unable to be exchanged for goods or services.
selective refers to few selected retail customers in a territory to sell products. exclusive refers to selling product to a specific stores. intensive refers to place products in an many outlets as possible.
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E-commerce is the business which is done by the electronic media run through the Internet. The e-commerce business usually refers to the buying and selling of goods and products or different services via electronic media. Yes, e-commerce will reduce the cost but the reduction of the cost will depend upon the products and services which are provided by the e-commerce company.
In trading equity refers to the buying and selling of company stock shares. In trading diversity refers to a variety of good, resources or services that a person can trade in.
Cross-selling refers to selling multiple types of products. Often, this term is used in conjunction with insurance policies. Cross-selling can benefit a company by increasing revenues, offering customers greater choice, and reducing competition.
Assuming this refers to the company Greer (and not the US city), the company offers a variety of designer stationery products, such as cards, notebooks, pens and pencils.
The main difference between both is branding refers to who you are, means your own company product/services and direct marketing is aware people about your product / services. In simple words, Branding is your brand name and marketing is the ways you sell your products/ services to people thorugh sales / social media channels.