With the private sector, it stands, I have read now, to join forces to make for a bigger company. The thing is, when you write certain products or services off, you will be leading to less of a range, which means less in store marketability - you see those old ladies being attracted to something, then having another pack of chips standing next to it, they can all be uniform flavours, which everybody dismisses, or a variety of flavours, which means you have a range of something people think is good because it is vast and successful - it is there for them in their favourite shop, yes?

So, samples stand to reason. This is as simple, in our chips example, as quickly throwing a new recipe together and putting some funky wrapping around it, as a test? New products are always exciting, so it stands to reason to always try something new, but, not all at once! Imagine if you were to provide a lot of new services in the paper... this would be where people that see "new" think "wow." Same principle.

One area that this is hard to do it in, is more expensive goods, like electronics and cars. This is where a mould... actually, it is cheap to produce more moulds! Yes, this is possible here too, lots of promotionals to keep your main service afloat? This will be like Coke with Coke Zero, where they got more popular with people thinking Coke Zero and Coke together, of course. The Vanilla Coke died, but it probably spurned more Coke sales afterwards, yes?