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3 years ago

How did Selfridge’s idea of discounted merchandise affect the retail world as a whole?

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bagirrra123 [75]3 years ago

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Answer:there’s all of them word it differently please

Explanation:

Lesson two unit lab for advertising sales promotion

Profits not always the point

1) Consistent, Competitive & Profitable

2)doing good

3)finding a purpose

4. Values and purpose

5)profit is definitely an added perk, if your company is making good profits then you can offer incentives such as bonuses or other things for your employees to do their best every day.

Secrets of selfridges

1)he had an approach to marketing he drew people in

2)he advertised in a newspaper he would fly the flag above the shop he wrote articles defending their cause

3. It made him popular with women shoppers when things turned violent people protected his store

4. He treated everyone the same this was revolutionary because the classes were separated so it was integrating the classes and treating them all the same even though that wasn’t everyone’s outlook on it

5. Sales became a worldwide tradition

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