Ordering and Inventory Management
Having products available when customers want to make purchases may seem like a relatively straightforward process.
Inventory Management Involves a retailer seeking to acquire and maintain a proper merchandise assortment while ordering, shipping, handling, and related costs are kept in check.
Inventory: The amount of available space for banners on a Web site that can be delivered in a given time period.
inventory remarketing
an innovative strategy for reducing the risks of introducing a new product, prior to the launch of the new product, ...
Inventory:
The available advert impressions from a publisher.
JPEG:
Joint Photographic Experts Group - uses the extension .jpeg and is used for high quality images which are not animated.
Inventory ; The number of ads available for sale on a website. Ad inventory is determined by the number of ads on a page, the number of pages containing ad space, and the number of pages requested.
Inventory
Inventory is the term commonly used for the subscriber base or size of a an email or newsletter list.
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Inventory management: controlling stock levels within the physical distribution function to balance the need for product availability against the need for minimising stock holding and handling costs.
iTV: see Interactive television.
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inventory - Unsold time that a station or network has available for advertisers.
investment spending - Increased advertising expenditures at a rate higher than normal with the expectation of increased sales and profits.
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ad inventory All the advertising space available for sale on a given Web site. See advertisement.
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Inventory - Commercial spots available on a station.
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inventory additional to expected needs kept in case of an unusually heavy seasonal demand or for promotional campaigns, also referred to as promotional stock
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AD INVENTORY
The total available inventory to sell in a given period.
AD IMPRESSION
One person viewing one ad.
physical inventory An inventory determined by actual count and evidenced by a listing of quantity, weight, or measure. Number of volumes, periodicals, vides a library owns.
Contextual Link Inventory
To supplement their business models, certain text-link advertising networks have expanded their network distribution to include 'contextual inventory'.
Contextual Link Inventory (CLI)
Search engines/advertising networks use their contextual link inventory to match keyword-relevant text-link advertising with site content.
Graphical Search Inventory: Banners, and other types of advertising units which can be synchronized to search keywords. These includes pop-ups, browser toolbars and rich media.
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[edit] Inventory Advertising space available for purchase on a website. Based on projections, inventory may be specified as number of impressions or as a share of voice. Also known as ad avail.
Vulnerability of inventory to loss of value. Some products-especially high tech products-have a very high effective carrying costs.
Publishers with considerable excess inventory may be willing to consider nonstandard offers.
Ad networks often aggregate sites into specific categories or demographic groups, then sell ad inventory to advertisers either to specific sites within the networks, specific categories or demographics, ...
Because it had a ready inventory of materials needed for the spur of the moment opportunity, it was assumed profits would ensue. After and itemizing its current procedural steps, Lassiter delineated those costs employing activity-based costing.
The big advantage is that he doesn't have to keep a big inventory with - depending on the bulkiness of the products - probably considerable storage costs and he doesn't have to deal with the time consuming shipping procedure.
It boasts a "virtual inventory" of 250,000 or more CDs, records, tapes, and other titles. People can browse an electronic catalog, order over the Internet, pay by credit card or other means, and receive their goods by direct shipment.
ERP: Enterprise Resource Planning is a management information system that integrates and automates all the business operations. ERP systems typically handle manufacturing, logistics, distribution, inventory, shipping, invoicing, ...
Within the AdMob user interface, advertisers can view the total number of times their ads were shown or view impression data on a campaign, ad group or individual ad level. Inventory: Inventory is the total number of impressions that a mobile web ...
An aggregator or broker of advertising inventory for many sites. Ad networks are the sales representatives for the websites within the network.
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The respondent is requested to create an inventory of the products and brands found in their kitchen pantry or refrigerator. This prevents research corruption from a respondent’s poor recollection.
The publishers generally like this model least as click-through and conversion rates are generally outside of their control, yet their ability to monetize their inventory efficiently depend on these two key performance metrics.
Distribution Costs - costs associated with the holding of inventory and the shipment of goods to customers.
Commerce Server: Web software that runs some of the main functions of an online storefront such as product display, online ordering and inventory management. The software works in conjunction with online payment systems to process payments.
AdSense offers a highly scalable automated ad revenue stream which will help some publishers establish a baseline for the value of their ad inventory. In many cases AdSense will be underpriced, but that is the trade off for automating ad sales.
Home Audit:
A survey where an interviewer enters a respondent's home to take an actual inventory of particular products on hand in the house at the time of the interview.
Mass customization requires a system for customers to specify their requirements and a build-to-order approach (thus there is no inventory in this system). Dell is a good example of a company that has adopted mass customization.
E-mail allows companies to promote products or sales much more quickly on a last minute basis. Especially those in the yield-management business or dealing with distressed inventory. (Think airlines in March or retailers after Christmas.) ...
 See also: Market, Product, Customer, Service, Sales
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