1. Negative Demand:
Creating Demand for get ridding some thing is Negative Demand. Usually such
demand arises for social cause and required a lot of money to avoid this.
Examples:
2. No Demand:
Promoting new brands, which aren’t demandable or no body know about it.
Through advertising, brand is promoting and creating awareness for using it.
Examples:
3. Irregular Demand
Fluctuating demand due to time, weather, fashion, fads and trends is known as
Irregular demand. Production of such brands directly linked up with these factors.
Example:
4. Latent Demand
Demand for such products, which are absent in the market, or they aren’t
invented yet or may be exist in some other part of world.
Example:
• Demand for Registered Software in Affordable Prices.
• Demand for Online Graduation in Pakistan
• Demand for High Tech Cosmetic Surgery.
5. Full Demand
Full Demand is also known as Equilibrium Position, Where Supply and Demand
are equal to each other. Most FMCGs are experienced Equilibrium Position is
creating Full Demand, Where Supply is fulfilling the 100% Demand. Full demand
is an ideal condition for any brand.
Example:
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7. Unwholesome Demand
Demand for prohibited stuff is known as Unwholesome Demand. This prohibited
stuff some times perceived as illegal, sometimes as socially unethical or
sometimes it got some environmental issues.
Example: