Refers to a consumer’s consistent preference for purchasing the same brand over competing ones, driven by positive perceptions and past experiences with the brand.
It is a key indicator of a brand’s strength and customer satisfaction.
Refers to a consumer’s consistent preference for purchasing the same brand over competing ones, driven by positive perceptions and past experiences with the brand.
It is a key indicator of a brand’s strength and customer satisfaction.
Also referred to as surplus inventory, denotes the surplus stock held by a company beyond what
A pricing strategy where retailers lower the prices of products to boost sales and manage inventory
Involves grouping products into suitable categories and managing category performance. This involves inputs from both brand