correct English mistakes from A to Z + Keys
English Proverbs from A to Z
... unpleasant person to become good or pleasant.
A loaded wagon makes no noise. Really wealthy don't talk about money.
A loveless life is a living death.
A man can die but once.
A man is as ...
An empty purse frightens away friends. When one's financial situation deteriorates, friends tend to disappear.
An Englishman's home is his castle. An Englishman's home i...
Techical analysis from a to z
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Similarly, when an investor ... Indicators - Technical Analysis from A to Z
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Marketing insights from a to z 80 concepts every manager needs to know
... Intel as a time in the life of a
business when its fundamentals are about to change.” Banks had
to make changes with the advent of automated teller machines
(ATMs), and major airlines have to make ... companies don’t want to be left behind, they
must anticipate change and lead change. The ability to change faster
than your competitors amounts to a competitive advantage.
Richa...
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... it
usiness-to-Business
Marketing
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Most marketing is business-to-business (B2B) marketing even
though textbooks and business magazines devote most of their atten-
tion to business-to-consumer ... create an effective ad cam-
paign. Rosser Reeves of the Ted Bates & Company advertising
agency favored linking the brand directly to a single benefit, as in
“R-O-L-A-I-D-S spells RELIEF.” Leo...
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... 64–66
Forbes 100 , 20
Forced relationships, 28
Ford, 20, 37, 106
Ford, Henry, 175
Forecasting, 66–68
4Cs, 109
4Ps, 108 109
Free cash flow, 62
Frequency, in advertising campaign,
5
Frequent-flier programs, ... 83
Product-making focus, 36
Product-oriented companies, 130–131
Profits/profitability:
control, 79
cost-cutting strategies and, 143
Japanese-formulated objectives, 144–145
low-price...
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... following causes of failure: orga-
nizational change (29 percent), company politics/inertia (22 percent),
lack of CRM understanding (20 percent), poor planning ( 12 percent),
lack of CRM skills ... and inferring what else they might be interested in. A cus-
tomer-oriented company visualizes a different approach, called sense-
and-respond marketing:
Customers → Channels → Offerings → Inputs ....
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... how to move from a product-making fo-
cus to a customer-owning focus. Companies must wake up to the fact
that they have a new boss—the customer. If your people are not
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Marketing Insights from ... cus-
tomers, companies experience a customer attrition rate of between 10
and 30 percent a year. Then they waste further money on a never-
ending effort to attract new customers or win back ex-...
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... competencies (inside-out thinking), seek growth by
sensing the untapped needs of existing and new customers (out-
side-in thinking). Look at the end users’ needs, then your immedi-
ate customers’ ... 50
percent of the world’s oversized umbrellas. These and other compa-
nies pursue well-defined niches in the global marketplace, and al-
though they are less visible to the public, they are highly...
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... yes-men. Be ready to fire those
who agree with you. Good leaders want the honest views of their col-
leagues. They encourage constructive debates and out-of-the-box
thinking. They invite big-picture ... in a concept test; he re-
ceives tips and best-of-class examples. A brand manager need-
ing to choose an appropriate sales promotion turns to her
computer to get world-class advice.
Yet another...
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... company may offer brand-new hand-
sets and a reduced-price call plan to attract new customers while old
customers are stuck with outdated handsets and pay more. Why not
offer a trade-in plan for old ... the opti-
mum size of a committee is zero. Former U.S. Senator Harry Chap-
man gave this advice about being on a committee:
1. Never arrive on time; this [punctuality] stamps you as a be-
ginn...
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... and development department and the market-
ing department—certainly not the sales department.
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than industry- or customer-oriented. Yet the divisions may make
products ... actions. Relying on markets rather than hierar-
chies is thought by many to be the best way to build a sustainable
self-regulating economy. Command-and-control economies have
not worked.
Marketi...
correct English mistakes from A to Z + Keys
... See
AGGRESSIVE.
alga (singular) algae (plural)
See
FOREIGN PLURALS.
allege (not -dge)
alley or ally? An ALLEY is a little lane.
An ALLY is a friend.
alley (singular), alleys (plural)
ally (singular), allies ... (ii).
aggravate Strictly speaking, aggravate means to make
worse.
His rudeness AGGRAVATED an already
explosive situation.
It is, however, widely used in the sense of
to irritat...
large list of english idioms from a to z
... Large list of English idioms from A to Z
List of Idioms A - Z
A Idioms
A big cheese- an important or a powerful person in a group or family
A bird’s eye view- a view from a very high place ... opportunity
At sixes and sevens- to be lost and bewildered
At someone’s beck and call- to be always ready to serve
At the bottom of the ladder- at t...