Differentiation
[1] Ensuring that products and services have a unique element to allow them to stand out from the rest
[2] Drawing attention to distinct, unique features, traits or aspects for the purpose of setting one apart from competitors.
vertical differentiation The centralization and decentralization of decision-making responsibilities.
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Diffusion of Innovation - the idea that some groups within a market are more ready and willing to adopt a new product than others and that the product is diffused through a society in waves; ...
Differentiation Creation or demonstration of unique characteristics in a company's products or brands compared to those of its competitors.
differentiation - A situation where a particular company or brand is perceived as unique or better than its competitors.
Differentiation
A marketing strategy aimed at ensuring that products and services have a unique element to allow them to stand out from the rest
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Differentiated goods and services satisfy the needs of customers through a sustainable competitive advantage.
image differentiation
as a source of competitive advantage, a company may differentiate itself from its competitors by image, the particular image or "personality" it acquires is created by its logo and other symbols, its advertising, ...
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Product differentiation - Establishing clear distinction between products serving the same market segment. This is typically accomplished through effective positioning, packaging, and pricing strategies.
Product differentiation - The development of product uniqueness to increase demand.
Product life cycle - A marketing theory which states products or brands progress through introductry, growth, maturity, and sales decline stages.
Strategy 2: Differentiation
To be different, is what organisations strive for. Having a competitive advantage which allows the company and its products ranges to stand out is crucial for their success.
Demographics Statisitcs that describe characteristics of a population (e.g., sex, race, age, geographic location) Differentiation Identification, definition, and communication of a product's uniqure selling proposition or USP.
In CPA (cost per action) networks there often is a differentiation between incentivised and non-incentivised offers.
But the lack of visual differentiation also reflects how little Russians understood the need for differentiation in a competitive market, and in the words of one of our clients, is part of the Soviet 'anti-brand' legacy.
Even when dealing in basic commodities like table salt or aspirin, marketing people have gone to all sorts of extremes to create brand awareness and product differentiation.
Maybe you want to nurture differentiation through superior services, increase online sales in the channel mix, or enlarge your geographic coverage.
In this model, publisher's revenue is directly impacted by CTR (Click Through Rates), which is driven by offer differentiation, creative quality and call to action, all of which are generally outside the publishers control.
Potential product: what the product could and should be in the future to maintain its differentiation.
PR: see Public relations.
Economists such as John Kenneth Galbraith have traditionally held that advertising serves to create artificial differentiation among products where few real differences exist and thus allows the firm to charge higher prices.
No differentiation between compiled and response lists; no questions about age, gender or geographical location; no "hot line" or other segmentation specifics. Just ready, fire, aim, as the saying goes.
For the differentiation approach marketers use promotional methods that show why their brand is different while the equivalency approach may suggest that a brand is equal to other brands but offers an advantage, generally on price.
 See also: Market, Customer, Marketing, Product, Strategy
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