Asset Turnover A performance measure based on a retailer's net sales and total assets. It is equal to net sales divided by total assets.
asset turnover
a ratio used to evaluate the profitability of a firm, net sales in a given period are divided by total assets
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Inventory Turnover - the ratio of dollar or unit sales or gross profit to average inventory; used in inventory control where the average number of times a company sells the value of its inventory in a year is measured.
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Audience Turnover - The ratio of cumulative to average quarter-hour audiences. Turnover is a valuable index of the consistency of an audience. If turnover equals 1.
Audience turnover: That part of a broadcast audience that changes over time (see Audience flow).
Stock Turnover Rate see Stockturn Rate. Stock-Taking Unit see Product Item. Stocking Allowance see Slotting Allowance.
Turnover The rate of audience change for a specific program during a specific amount of time. Type font Refers to the complete alphabet for a specific typeface.
Break-even: A point for a business where turnover is equivalent to all costs.
Cash cow: A product/service which generates cash for the business, used to finance other areas of the organisation.
CRM : Customer Relationship Management, Management of the Customer Relation, CRMMarketing Operations or support aiming at optimizing the quality of the customer relation and at maximizing the turnover or the margin by customer.
Job turnover in sales is often much higher than other marketing positions.
SMEs: Small and Medium-sized Enterprises are companies whose headcount or turnover fall below certain limits.
Variously defined: according one EU definition, it must employ under 250 people, have either a turnover of less than EUR 40 million or net balance sheet assets of less than EUR 27 million, and not be more than 25% owned by a larger company.
That is there must be no 'signup fees' involved and no commissions paid only for bringing new people into the business. A distributor can only receive commissions from his downline if it generates turnover by selling products.
 See also: Market, Company, Sales, Marketing, Product
  
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