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push strategy
/ pʊʃ ˈstrætədʒi /
  • 简明
  • 推动策略:一种营销策略,通过向分销商、零售商和消费者推广产品,以提高产品的知名度和销售量。
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     推式战略

    ... 特许品牌 licensed brand 推式战略 push strategy 特别事件 special events ...

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     推动策略

    推动策略push strategy)主要是运用人员推销和销售促进手段将产品推向市场,从制造商推向批发商,从批发商推向零售商,直至最终推向消费者或用户。

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     推式策略

    ...ct that is driven by the subsequent pipeline element that pulls output data from the filter; – Push Strategy (推式策略): The filter is a passive object that is driven by the previous pipeline element that pushes input data into the filter.

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     推战略

    推战略(push strategy)是指假设人们要求将特定的信息实时发送到他们的无线设备上是一种主动的推销战略厂商、中介机构针对客户介绍产品特性与利益,提供...

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    This is usually the second worst performing strategy due to its cache lock requirement and the heavy "push" update policy for clustered caches.
    这通常是性能倒数第二的策略,因为它要求有缓存锁,缓存集群中使用重量级的“推”更新策略。
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    Jeremiah Owyang, a partner at the Altimeter Group, a digital strategy consulting firm, said company-generated lifestyle sites could be effective as long as they did not push the brands too hard.
    数码策略咨询公司Altimeter Group合伙人耶利米·欧阳(Jeremiah Owyang)称,只要不是过于推广公司品牌,这类公司推出的生活网站也会受到欢迎。
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    For now, however, the strategy is to push Telegraph content out across the digital hinterland as widely as possible, which rather implies that a paywall is not a serious consideration.
    然而,现在的策略就是推动每日电讯报的内容尽可能广泛地涵盖数字领域,这意味着收费墙并非重点考虑对象。
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  • 百科
  • Push strategy

    The business terms push and pull originated in logistics and supply chain management, but are also widely used in marketing. Wal-Mart is an example of a company that uses the push vs. pull strategy. A push–pull system in business describes the movement of a product or information between two subjects. On markets the consumers usually "pull" the goods or information they demand for their needs, while the offerers or suppliers "push" them toward the consumers. In logistics chains or supply chains the stages are operating normally both in push- and pull-manner. Push production is based on forecast demand and pull production is based on actual or consumed demand. The interface between these stages is called the push–pull boundary or decoupling point.

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