Marketing

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

"Most people in the developing world believe cancer is a communicable disease," Houston said, "The warnings are ..... and not particularly clear."

This conceptual ..... between purchasing and marketing can also be found within individual firms.

Email marketers will demand to know more advanced strategies for their email programs by asking questions like these: How does this email ..... in the default settings of the different email environments (AOL, Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, etc.)? What content shows up above and below the fold on the email preview?

With surprising ease, science journalism seems to be adapting too; penduling comfortably between old-fashioned enlightenment, aimed at promoting science as a ....., and PR exercises, aimed at selling science on behalf of private interests.

That is, the at the same time ..... and pragmatic agreement that science was a valuable part of society by not being part of society: science was agreed to be, somehow, situated outside society.

Some entrepreneurs think that selling to the widest market is the surest path to success; they are hesitant to go after a market niche because they're afraid that they will lose business by ..... away customers.

It is difficult to ..... out if you market your business lacking a set of distinctive prospects in mind.

Entering a niche means that you will not be competing with many similar companies on price alone, and if you are selling products or services customized to the needs or ..... of a specific group of customers, you can frequently charge more.

The procedure begins with your market research: you should analyze your competitors, your best potential customers, and your ability to serve these customers so well that they will make you their vendor of ......