Marketing: An Introduction (12th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133451276
Author: Gary Armstrong, Philip Kotler
Publisher: PEARSON
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The age of television shopping goes hand in hand with the television itself. In the year 1982, home shopping network made it a full-time attempt. Early home shopping network was just into invention of products, order taking, and presentation. The company is best at selling its products and giving outlet to genuine products.
To discuss: The concept of retail life cycle relating to home service network.
Retailer:
Retailer is an individual or an organization that sells goods or services to its customers, suppliers, or wholesalers. Retailers are the persons who generally sell goods and services to other businesses.
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