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1. More than one piece of product sample being distributed to single consumer : just adding up another piece of product sample, the cost can be reduced by half. You imagine if more than two, what will happen on the costing and quotation structure.
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2. Lack of control can cause product sample being stolen by the persons who distribute the products : in most cases, not just one or two pieces but a carton or cartons. This will elude the cost and pricing structure.
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3. Duplication of distribution to the same target consumer because of :
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A> Doing a wrong flow of distribution of product sampling at the same place.
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B> Repeating the distribution of product sampling at the same location especially in public place. ( The right way is to finish it within one day.)
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Duplication also effects the cost and pricing structure.
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