Marketing

Fundamental marketing strategy is to create prospective customers who are ready, ..... and able to buy.

Imagine a consumer shopping experience where there's no ..... through the confusing tangle of options or having to guess which size to pull out for a closer look.

The above scenario is more than a ....., as vendors are now working with retailers in creating displays that fuel movement of inventory from stores' back doors into patrons' hands.

Health experts from throughout the world are meeting in the U.S. to ..... the tobacco industry's marketing efforts in developing countries, Reuters reported August 5th.

WHO officials noted that the tobacco industry is dealing with legal ..... in the U.S. by marketing their products worldwide.

"The companies have found loopholes in the law, and we have not ..... them," said H.J. Sallehudin, an assistant director of Malaysia's Department of Public Health, which enforces Malaysia's tobacco ad bans.

The upgraded demands and reduced supplier roster lead to the substition of traditional ..... relationships by close and long term partnerships, characterized by mutual trust and interdependence and mutual benefits.

At first ..... at least, there does not appear to be a big difference - if any at all - between promoting and selling.

A ..... conclusion from this brief discussion would be that ambiguity towards marketing is inherent to the convention of science transmission in the same way as ambiguity towards the marketplace is inherent to science.

For now, the playing ..... is not equal access to global market entry between industrialized nations and emerging economies of the world.