Marketing

An extract from the company's policy manual regarding failure to pay and bad debt recovery in New South Wales. It includes a debt recovery procedure and a Provision for Bad & Doubtful Debts. It describes all possible variations to the debt recovery procedure such as dispute, leniency, ability to pay, pay by instalment, moratorium, write-off and legal proceedings.

An example of a media release discussing the launch of a new website for the purpose of delivering new product via credit card over the Internet.

A formal letter explaining the legal process to follow a failure to comply with the strict timetable - such as a Final Notice of Claim in the Magistrates Court - and giving a final 7 days to comply.

A market survey looking at the tourism visitation potential of a particular geographic region. This is a 'snapshot survey' useful only for getting some idea of the overall size and character of the market, which has impact on ideas of 'market potential'. It does not analyse historic trends; this will be done after the initial evaluation of the snapshot. The snapshot is therefore a 'first glance' analysis, often performed to see if it is worth spending big money on a more detailed market survey.

The terms and conditions of sale of a manufactured product on sale under

• Sale of Goods Act 1896 (Tas.)

in the State of Tasmania. These might be printed on the back of an invoice or a sales docket, for example. These terms contain a Romalpa clause that specifies that the goods remain the property of the seller until the seller has received full payment.

MAP. Strategic plan for an existing market, existing products, with a budget and assigned resources to carry out determined activities that will affect our existing market presence. 

Formal contract agreeing the conditions of any sale agreed within a fixed period. Company to partnership. Any State. The main purpose of this agreement is to fix the price list for the period. It also agrees on ordering process, invoicing, settlement, etc. Seller = ownership passes to the buyer after settlement (also known as the Romalpa clause).

The terms and conditions of sale of a travel product by an agent operating under licence under the Travel Agents Act 1988 in the State of Victoria to sell products in the travel and accommodation industries.