CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO TEST-MARKET
PRESENT
Present
I test-market
you test-market
he/she/it test-markets
we test-market
you test-market
they test-market
Present continuous
I am test-marketing
you are test-marketing
he/she/it is test-marketing
we are test-marketing
you are test-marketing
they are test-marketing
Present perfect
I have test-marketed
you have test-marketed
he/she/it has test-marketed
we have test-marketed
you have test-marketed
they have test-marketed
Present perfect continuous
I have been test-marketing
you have been test-marketing
he/she/it has been test-marketing
we have been test-marketing
you have been test-marketing
they have been test-marketing
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I test-marketed
you test-marketed
he/she/it test-marketed
we test-marketed
you test-marketed
they test-marketed
Past continuous
I was test-marketing
you were test-marketing
he/she/it was test-marketing
we were test-marketing
you were test-marketing
they were test-marketing
Past perfect
I had test-marketed
you had test-marketed
he/she/it had test-marketed
we had test-marketed
you had test-marketed
they had test-marketed
Past perfect continuous
I had been test-marketing
you had been test-marketing
he/she/it had been test-marketing
we had been test-marketing
you had been test-marketing
they had been test-marketing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will test-market
you will test-market
he/she/it will test-market
we will test-market
you will test-market
they will test-market
Future continuous
I will be test-marketing
you will be test-marketing
he/she/it will be test-marketing
we will be test-marketing
you will be test-marketing
they will be test-marketing
Future perfect
I will have test-marketed
you will have test-marketed
he/she/it will have test-marketed
we will have test-marketed
you will have test-marketed
they will have test-marketed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been test-marketing
you will have been test-marketing
he/she/it will have been test-marketing
we will have been test-marketing
you will have been test-marketing
they will have been test-marketing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would test-market
you would test-market
he/she/it would test-market
we would test-market
you would test-market
they would test-market
Conditional continuous
I would be test-marketing
you would be test-marketing
he/she/it would be test-marketing
we would be test-marketing
you would be test-marketing
they would be test-marketing
Conditional perfect
I would have test-market
you would have test-market
he/she/it would have test-market
we would have test-market
you would have test-market
they would have test-market
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been test-marketing
you would have been test-marketing
he/she/it would have been test-marketing
we would have been test-marketing
you would have been test-marketing
they would have been test-marketing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you test-market
we let´s test-market
you test-market
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to test-market
Past participle
test-marketed
Present Participle
test-marketing
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TEST-MARKET»
Discover the use of
test-market in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
test-market and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Business Statistics: For Contemporary Decision Making
Companies that intend to introduce a new product across a country will often use
test market cities to help determine how well the product will sell in the country
and to gain insight into how to better market the product to consumers.
2
Data Analysis and Decision Making
I Of the products that eventually did fair in the national market, 18% did great in
the test market, 57% did fair in the test market, and 25% did awful in the test
market. I Of the products that eventually did awful in the national market, 9% did
great ...
S. Albright, Wayne Winston, Christopher Zappe, 2010
3
Business Research Methods
In standard test market. a company uses its own distribution channel network to
test a new product or market mix variables. The main advantage of this type of
test marketing can be explained by the fact that it allows a decision maker to ...
4
Practical Management Science
Of the products that eventually did fair in the national market, 18% did great in the
test market, 57% did fair in the test market, and 25% did awful in the test market.
□ Of the products that eventually did awful in the national market, 9% did great ...
Wayne Winston, S. Albright, 2011
5
Market New Products Successfully
A traditional test market has at least four steps: 1 . The company selects test cities
or corporate sites. 2. Marketers establish the length of the test effort. 3. The
company implements and controls the marketing program in each test city/site. 4.
Kevin J. Clancy, Peter C. Krieg, Marianne McGarry Wolf, 2006
6
Exploring Marketing Research
and national introduction is a year or more. Given the time needed to build
production capacity, develop channels of distribution, and gain initial sales
acceptance, this may be unavoidable. However, the longer the time between the
test-market ...
William Zikmund, Barry Babin, 2006
When selecting test market cities, researchers should therefore find locations
where the demographics and purchasing habits mirror the overall market. The
company should also have good distribution in test cities. Moreover, test
locations ...
Charles Lamb, Joe Hair, Carl McDaniel, 2012
8
Essentials of Marketing Research
Therefore, external validity is a key consideration in designing a test market.Test
markets are not appropriate for research questions that require very rigorous
control of internal validity. However, the fundamental reason that test markets are
...
William Zikmund, Barry Babin, 2012
9
Review of Marketing 1981
To Test Market or Not. The decision of whether or not to test market is influenced
by: "1. The difference in the scale of manufacturing investment involved in the test
versus national launch; The likelihood and speed with which the competition ...
Ben M. Enis, Kenneth J. Roering, 2012
In the light of these factors, a company may decide in favour of or against
launching a test market. If in a given situation only one factor is relevant, then the
company may decide on the basis of only that factor and this process will be
much ...