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17 empirical generalizations in Exchange.

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How Much Advertising Moves Sales

Advertising sales elasticity estimates vary with each model that a team may choose to use.

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Price vs. Advertising: What Moves Sales More?

Short-term sales respond far more to price, while profit depends on more.

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Television Advertising Weight and Sales Response

More TV advertising is not a dependable way to grow sales for established packaged-goods brands.

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Long-Term Effects of Price Promotions

Price promotions are associated with short-lived sales gains and virtually no permanent gain. For national brands, category buying leads the total response.

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Trial Drivers for New Packaged Goods

Some shoppers naturally try a new packaged good in its first year, but the trial gap between them and more cautious shoppers narrows when the product is clearly incremental and heavily advertised.

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Drivers of Price Elasticity

Price elasticity benchmarks for sales, share, and choice depend on data and model choices.

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When Competitors' Ads Cancel Out Yours

Competitive clutter means competing advertising and is linked to a smaller sales response.

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Channel Pass-Through of Trade Promotions

Manufacturers can earn more from selective trade deals than from a blanket discount, when they choose products whose shoppers respond to price cuts and retailers that pass more of the discount on.

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How Much Personal Selling Moves Sales

Personal selling has an adjusted benchmark for same-period sales.

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Price and Advertising Effectiveness Over the Business Cycle

Contractions go with greater long-term price sensitivity; expansions go with greater long-term advertising effectiveness. Same-month responses show no clear cycle change.

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Shelf Space and Sales: Impulse Buys Gain Most, Commodities Least

Shoppers buy more of a product when it gets more shelf space, most for impulse buys and least for everyday commodities.

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Discounts Off a Store's Own Price Signal Quality Better Than 'Compare At' Claims

For practical purchases in stores, shoppers see a sale price beside the store’s own regular price as a stronger sign of quality than a “Compare at” price from other stores.

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Customers Say They Will Pay More for Socially Responsible Products, Especially When the Benefit Goes to People

Customers say they will pay more for socially responsible products, especially when the benefit goes to people.

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TV-Driven Branded Search

More TV spending is associated with more branded searches over the following four days.

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Customers See a Price Increase for Profit as Less Fair Than One That Covers Higher Costs

Customers judge a price increase by the reason behind it, and they see an increase that adds profit as less fair than one that covers higher costs.

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Search Advertising's Effect on In-Store Sales

Broad category search advertising can create in-store sales that online attribution misses.

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Advertising Elasticity: Entertainment vs. Other Industries, Launch Week vs. Full Run

Movie and video-game sales respond to advertising far more strongly than sales in other industries, and more strongly over a title's full run than in its launch week.

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