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1point of purchase — ˌpoint of ˈpurchase written abbreviation POP noun points of purchase PLURALFORM [countable usually singular] MARKETING COMMERCE the place where a product is bought: • Refunds ca …
2point-of-purchase — ˌpoint of ˈpurchase written abbreviation POP noun points of purchase PLURALFORM [countable usually singular] MARKETING COMMERCE the place where a product is bought …
3Point of Purchase — Point of sale in einer Wal Mart Filiale Der Begriff Verkaufsort (englisch: Point of Purchase (PoP) oder Point of Sale (PoS)) bezeichnet im Marketing aus Sicht des Konsumenten die Einkaufsstelle, zumeist ein Kassenarbeitsplatz, und aus Sicht des… …
4point-of-purchase — ¦ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ adjective : of or relating to the place (as a supermarket aisle) where a decision to purchase is made compare point of sale herein * * * /poynt euhv perr cheuhs/, adj. designating or in use at a retail outlet where an item… …
5point-of-purchase — adjective Date: 1939 of or relating to the place (as a supermarket aisle) where a decision to purchase is made < point of purchase displays > …
6point-of-purchase — /poynt euhv perr cheuhs/, adj. designating or in use at a retail outlet where an item can be purchased; point of sale: point of purchase displays to entice the buyer. * * * …
7point of purchase advertising — ➔ advertising …
8point-of-purchase advertising — UK US noun [U] ► MARKETING, COMMERCE advertising for products and services at the places where they are bought …
9point of purchase promotions — (POP) Elements of promotional campaigns for products and services sold at retail that are prominently and timely displayed in lobby and counter areas …
10point of purchase — point′ of pur′chase n. bus a retail outlet, mail order house, or other place where an item can be purchased Abbr.: POPP.O.P. Also called point′ of sale′. Etymology: 1950–55 point′ of pur′chase, adj …
