Goods whose sales fluctuate according to the time of year.

A store that is unattached to other stores

The amount of money a business charges for items it offers for sale.

An email that cannot be delivered.

The amount of money that can be made from the sale of a particular product.

A group of retail businesses that are located together.

The amount of money the store pays to purchase the merchandise from a supplier.

A set of email addresses of potential customers, either purchased from a third party or generated internally.

The speed of which products are used up and must be purchased again.

The term used to define the number of people who go by a store location during a given time.

The difference between the retail price of an item and the cost of the item to the store.

Any email that a recipient does not wish to recieve.

The act of other businesses trying to attract the same customers as your business.

One that sells the same or comparable merchandise.

Reduction in price of merchandise to increase sales of a product not selling according to projections.

The expense incurred developing an email list divided by the number of people who opened and read the email.

When a salesperson relies primarily on the customer to determine which product most closely matches his or her needs.

A business's geographic surroundings, which provide most of the customers.

One that charges the tenant rent plus the three operating costs of the rented property

The part of an email a recipient can read before actually opening the email.