You do not need to give any excuse. You can either tell them where you got the number, or tell them, "I'm not comfortable giving out that information."
Yes, the research should tell the producer about who will purchase the product. The producer can then target the publicity about the product at a specific audience, ensuring these people can get to purchase it. It may also inform the producer as to how to make the product to best fit this market.
Research has shown that market intelligence is designed to help a company. It finds the right information to assist in making better decisions and shed light on timing and focus of a company.
First of all you must have all the information about your product. Tell the customer all its good points (but with confidence), and any free services available. Tell him or her if there is any guarantee of the product. Whatever you say, it should be said in an effective and attractive way. Make sure that you communicate well with the customer. Be polite and patient.
It's the law! The Data Protection Act provides for confidentiality of customer information. Customer would be very annoyed if you tell others about them, even if it's nothing personal, just mentioning that you are a client could be bad for business. Money is a private personal matter, and most people don't share that information.
what kind of audience to expect.
what kind of audience to expect.
tell me about some trends of demographic environment
There are many sites online that will give you a demographic or statistical information, such as Measure of America, or city-data. The census is also put up online, and it is very easy to find, it will tell you what you need to know.
you tell me im not sure
A botanist studies plants.
Sorry, you need to have more, i cannot tell what you are asking!
I can only tell you one and its grass
It takes some studies and familiarization and then you could tell the difference.
yes it does
you tell me im not sure
Imaging studies, however, cannot tell the difference between a hepatoma and other abnormal masses or lumps of tissue (nodules) in the liver.