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This paper investigates the optimal allocation of the marketing budget within the marketing-mix decision variables so that sales (or profit) is maximized in a planning horizon. Since the influence of marketing mix variables upon sales are, in reality, nonlinear and interactive, a geometric...
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This paper formulates a model for determining the optimal allocation of a given advertising budget over M interacting market segments and a time domain of T periods. Guidance for budget size optimization is provided via a shadow price. The basic input parameters are in terms of sales saturation...
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This article presents a new approach to target marketing. An industrial market for electrical equipment is segmented on the basis of the strength of current preferences as defined by the probabilities of selecting the various suppliers. A modification of a disaggregate attribute choice model...
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Author's response to the comment Malhotra, N. K. 1987. Testing the homogeneity of segments for estimating disaggregate choice models. 98–99.
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