1. Answer the following. • What is idea generation in simple terms? And it's three real life situations where can this be applied. • What is business buyer behavior in simple terms? And it's three real life situations where can this be applied. • What is advertising in simple terms? And it's three real life situations where can this be applied. • What is retailing in simple terms? And it's three real life situations can this be applied.

1. Answer the following. • What is idea generation in simple terms? And it's three real life situations where can this be applied. • What is business buyer behavior in simple terms? And it's three real life situations where can this be applied. • What is advertising in simple terms? And it's three real life situations where can this be applied. • What is retailing in simple terms? And it's three real life situations can this be applied.

MARKETING 2018

19th Edition

ISBN:9780357033753

Author:Pride

Publisher:Pride

Chapter6: Target Markets: Segmentation And Evaluation

Section: Chapter Questions

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