CS/BoR Chapter 3 Vocabulary

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Across
  1. 1. This type of marketing includes television and radio commercials, along with specialized ads such as on-screen ads in movie theaters
  2. 8. the long-term commitment of customers to a company/brand, which is demonstrated by their repeated purchases and engagement with the company.
  3. 12. a combination of the four controllable factors: product, price, place, and promotion.
  4. 14. important to making retail stores more welcoming to all customers, including those with disabilities, like customers in wheel chairs or scooters. Ex. wide, easy to maneuver aisles, handicap restrooms and/or handicap parking
  5. 17. customers those who are most likely to buy from a retailer
  6. 18. a type of suggestive selling technique that involves recommending additional products that complement a customer's purchase
  7. 20. A marketing tool that allows retailers to communicate directly with target customers in writing.
  8. 21. attention given to something or someone by the media
  9. 22. the activity of producing paid announcements for commercial products and services
  10. 23. This type of marketing is aimed at specific customers; the goal is to get the customer to take action
  11. 24. The items or services a retailer sells
  12. 26. This market strategy involves face-to-face interaction between a customer and a sales associate.
  13. 28. how retailers present the products they sell in the most attractive way possible in order to drive traffic, create interest, allow customers to make a connection with the products and generate sales.
  14. 29. Products that are closely related to the main product and are often purchased and used together. Ex. printer/ink cartridges.
Down
  1. 2. This advertising/marketing form includes cold calls and requested callbacks to customers over the phone to encourage them to buy products/services.
  2. 3. what a sales associate should do before each shift to look for potential problems in their department/store.
  3. 4. a sales technique that involves suggesting additional products or services to a customer that are related merchandise to the item they are already purchasing.
  4. 5. the method used when inventory with an expiration date is rotated and the inventory received first will be the first merchandise to be sold.
  5. 6. location of where a product is offered (physical and/or virtual)
  6. 7. How much you sell your product or service for.
  7. 9. a type of suggestive selling that involves getting the customer to purchase an upgraded version of the item they are already purchasing or the same item in a larger quantity.
  8. 10. This form of marketing is also called keyword advertising or pay-per-click.
  9. 11. displays that are placed at the end of the store aisles.
  10. 13. schematic diagrams that visually represent the way in which merchandise should be displayed on the sales floor
  11. 15. shorter-term activity that offers an incentive for customers to make a purchase, such as a weekly ad with featured sale items
  12. 16. This retail merchandising strategy puts small relatively low-cost items placed near the cash register
  13. 19. the action of promoting the sale of products and services
  14. 25. strategy used by a retailer to make a product or service more appealing to customers and generate sales
  15. 27. This type of marketing includes advertising in newspapers, magazines, newsletters, signs, weekly retailer ads, and coupons.