Online Learning CentrePrinciples & Practice of Marketing, 3/e by David Jobber
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Gatekeeper
those who control the flow of information, e.g. secretaries who may allow or prevent access to a DMU member, or a buyer whose agreement must be sought before a supplier can contact other members of the DMU

Generic competitors
products which solve a customer’s problem or eliminate it in a dissimilar way

Geodemographic segmentation
the segmentation of consumers on the combined basis of location and certain demographic and socio-economic data

Geodemographics
the process of grouping households into geographic clusters based upon such information as type of accommodation, occupation, number and age of children and ethnic background

Global branding
achievement of brand penetration worldwide

Global consumer culture positioning
positioning a brand as a symbol of a given global culture (e.g. young cosmopolitan men)

Going-rate pricing
pricing at the rate generally applicable in the market, focusing on competitors offerings rather than on company costs

Guarantee
a promise by a manufacturer that if a product fails within a certain period it will make good the defect for free under certain conditions

Guerrilla attack
making life uncomfortable for stronger rivals through e.g. unpredictable price discounts, sale promotions, or heavy advertising in a few selected regions


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