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Marketing Mix

the combination of factors which help the business to take into account customer needs when selling a product - usually summarised as the 4 Ps, which are price, product, promotion and place

Price

the amount of money customers have to give up to acquire a product

Product

a good or service producers by a business or organisation and made available to customers for consumption

Promotion

communication between the business and customer, making the customer aware that the product is for sale, telling or explaining to them what is the product, making the customers aware of how the product will meet the costumers' needs and persuading them to buy it for the first time or again

Place

the way in which a product is distributed - how it gets from the producer to the consumer

Sole Trader

the only owner of a business which has unlimited liability

Unlimited Liability

a legal obligation on the owner of a business to settle (pay off) all debts of the business. In law, there is no distinction between what the business owes and owns and what the business owner owes and owns

Limited Liability

when shareholders of a company are not personally liable for the debts of the company; the most they can lose is the value of their investment in the shares of the company

Companies

businesses whose shareholders have limited liability

Records

evidence of what has happened in the past; records could be kept in paper form or in computer files for example

HM Revenue and Customs

the government authorities in the UK responsible for collecting tax

VAT (Value Added Tax)

a tax on the value of sales; it is paid by businesses to government

Income Tax

a tax on the value of income earned by workers; this includes sole traders who have to pay income tax on their net earnings

National Insurance Contributions

a tax on the earnings of workers; employers' nation insurance contributions are paid by employers on the wages of their workers; employees and sole traders have to pay national insurance contributions on their earnings

Corporation Tax

a tax on the profits of limited companies

Customer Service

the experience that a customer gets when dealing with a business and the extent to which that experience meet and exceeds customer needs and expectations

Customer Satisfaction

a measure of how much products meet customers' expectations

Repeat Purchases

orders or sales that occur from customers who have bought the product or service in the past

Job Applicant

a person who shows they would like to be considered for appointment to a particular job with a business

Job Description

document that describes the duties of a worker and his or her status in the organisation

Person Specification

a profile of the type of person needed for a job - their skills and qualities

Application Form

document to be filled in with personal details

Curriculum Vitae

a brief list of the main details about a person, including name, address, qualifications and experience

Motivation

in work, the desire to complete a tasks and meet the needs of the business consistently