Exclusivity
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Exclusivity
Is when an advertiser is given a guarantee that they will be the only advertiser in their product category appearing in a particular magazine, television program etc.
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Exclusivity:
A merchant that that stipulates 'exclusivity' in their affiliate agreement usually prohibits the affiliate from promoting competing products on their site. (I recommend against entering into exclusive agreements.) ...
Exclusivity - If an advertiser requests their banner not be shown in rotation on the desired pages, they are requesting exclusivity.
Syndicated Exclusivity Rules - Also called "syndex," FCC rules that allow a local TV broadcast station (as well as a program's syndicator) with exclusive distribution rights for syndicated programming on local cable systems to require a cable ...
Premium price: a price which is distinctly higher than average to reflect better product quality, exclusivity or status.
This is a method of ensuring that the number of attendees will not exceed the capacities of the conference call provider. Plus it gives the event some air of exclusivity and higher importance in the eye of the customers as not everyone is permitted ...
Auto-adjustment of the price of a virtual item based on demand and the state of the virtual economy. The lowering of the price of a good could increase its demand and sale but dilute the exclusivity factor.
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Get rid of any distributors that favour competitor brands over our own.
Withdraw product lines that make a loss.
Remove our branding from any none-ski wear clothing.
Stop sponsoring amateur or low ranking skiers, and enhance the exclusivity of our ...
but rather products only available in selected locations such as company-owned stores. While these products may or may not be higher priced compared to competitive products, the fact these are only available in company outlets give exclusivity to the ...
Exclusivity see Exclusive Agreements; Exclusive Distribution. Expectancy-Value Model (of Brand Evaluation) a model used in the study of consumer decision processes to evaluate alternative brands.
 See also: Market, Marketing, Network, Advertising, Click
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