communication is a intergal part of the retailer's marketing strategy. communication is used inform the customer about the retailers, the merchandise &services. it is also serves as tool for the building the store image. retail communication has moved on from the time when the retailer alone communicated with the customers. consumers can communicate or reach the organisations.
Strategic process, Stakeholder communication and one-way communication.
ORAL COMMUNICATION IS MADE UP OF TALKING, LISTENING AND NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION (BODY LANGUAGE). WRITTEN COMMUNICATION INCLUDES LETTERS, NOTES, MEMOS, EMAILS ETC
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Emoticons, never. The only time you may use acronyms in business communication is when they are business related. For example, "POS" is an acronym that means "point of sale" and refers to the cash register--retail management may use that acronym in business communication. Each type of business has its own jargon. Acronyms like LOL and BTW are never to be used. ++++ The above answer suggests that an actonym is the same as an acronym, which is not always so.
area communication is are non-verval communication,verval communication and written communication
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Strategic process, Stakeholder communication and one-way communication.
Strategic process, Stakeholder communication and one-way communication.
communication is a intergal part of the retailer's marketing strategy. communication is used inform the customer about the retailers, the merchandise &services. it is also serves as tool for the building the store image. retail communication has moved on from the time when the retailer alone communicated with the customers. consumers can communicate or reach the organisations.
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ORAL COMMUNICATION IS MADE UP OF TALKING, LISTENING AND NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION (BODY LANGUAGE). WRITTEN COMMUNICATION INCLUDES LETTERS, NOTES, MEMOS, EMAILS ETC
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Some tangible aspects of a corporate image are goods and services, retail stores, factories, and communication media.
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It helps the company you are working for from losing customers. In other words, if you can speak professionally to the customers, they are likely to return to your store for continued business.
the blend of product, place, promotion, and pricing strategies designed to produce satisfying exchanges with a target market.