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торг. арсенал (стимулирования) сбыта ( совокупность используемых средств и методов стимулирования сбыта)The materials you use to make presentations are as important in your selling arsenal as your brochures and ads. — Материалы, подготовленные для презентации, также важны в вашем арсенале стимулирования сбыта, как рекламные брошюры и объявления.
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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > inducement
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торг. средство [способ, метод\] сбыта; средство [способ, метод\] реализацииThe website can be used not only as a sales tool but also as a way to grow relationships with customers and to learn more about them. — Обучение может быть использовано не только как средство реализации, но и как способ улучшить отношения с покупателями и узнать о них больше.
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1) марк. подход с ориентацией на сбыт* (маркетинговый подход, при котором приоритетное место отводится повышению объема продаж и расширению рынка сбыта)Syn:2) марк. подход к организации сбыта (определенная стратегия, которой придерживается продавец при организации продаж и выборе средств стимулирования сбыта)Our sales approach is based on strong relationship at the end user and distributor sales level. — Наш подход к организации сбыта основывается на тесном общении дистрибьюторов с конечными пользователями.
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