4. Based on my understanding of product life cycle, it is advisable for a consumer to wait for a few months before purchasing a newly launched product because <span> within that time frame, the company's competition mar release a newer, better product, which may have better technology.
5. I think the</span><span>E-commerce is the most effective distribution channel for companies. This is mainly because just with a few clicks, the customers or consumers can have any product they want at their doorstep in a matter of days or sometimes, in a matter of hours.
6. When it comes to </span><span>sports and entertainment marketing industry, p</span><span>ublicity is the most effective type of promotion. This is because it helps consumers to see products in a specific way. Usually, consumers are interested in products that are ”hot” on the market right now.
7. Going by my understanding, I believe that p</span><span>ersonal selling is much more effective than advertising. I believe so because personal selling tends to make the customer to want to come back and buy more products, since it affords f</span><span>ace-to-face meeting with the customer.
8. </span>It is highly expedient to analyze your competition before commercializing a new product because if <span>you don’t, you may release the same product that your competition has, without better features (or even products with less features), and people will be less likely to buy from you.
9. </span><span>Apart from a sale, some other beneficial results </span>that a company can get from an advertisement is that eve if consumers don't <span>purchase the product right now probably because they don't need it yet, when the time comes that they need the product, they will go back to that brand they saw on the advertisements.
10. Yes, I </span><span>strongly believe that negative publicity is better than no publicity at all. Ultimately, any form of publicity (positive or negative) draws some sort of attention to the brand and some people may even want to get the product to confirm if they truly are horrible or not. It all brings in money for the brand. The only exception to this may be if a brand has criminal charges against them and is on the news. This is not likely to generate any "traffic" from consumers.</span>
<em>He learned how to make his dog react this way, knowing that he would get food in return, due to the conditioned stimulus, which makes an individual react in a certain way, because that thing is associated to something else. It's like how we train dogs to "sit" and then we give them a treat to do so.</em>
