Kraeski Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
What's the correct word? Series, Line, Range?
Hello,
I would like to know the difference between Series, Line and Range, when talking about about a group products.
I need to create a title for this specific group of products.
The products I am using in this example are Food Supplements.
The name I want to give to his group is SUPRA.
So what is the best word one to use in this case?
- SUPRA Range
- SUPRA Line
- SUPRA Series
or if you have another work that fits better I would like to hear it.
Just a few examples of what I mean, I just don't know what fits better for Food Supplements:
Timberland Streetware Collection
Ford Fiesta World Cup Series
Asda - Flowers - British Range
Thanks a lot,
I would like to know the difference between Series, Line and Range, when talking about about a group products.
I need to create a title for this specific group of products.
The products I am using in this example are Food Supplements.
The name I want to give to his group is SUPRA.
So what is the best word one to use in this case?
- SUPRA Range
- SUPRA Line
- SUPRA Series
or if you have another work that fits better I would like to hear it.
Just a few examples of what I mean, I just don't know what fits better for Food Supplements:
Timberland Streetware Collection
Ford Fiesta World Cup Series
Asda - Flowers - British Range
Thanks a lot,
Top answer
Hi kraeski; Use Series if there is a specific order to the different products by some dimension or measure. Use Line if there is no specific order; the products are similar but not in any particular order. Perhaps the format is different (liquid, gel cap, tablet), or formulations are different, or the dosage is different, etc.
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Hi kraeski;
Use Series if there is a specific order to the different products by some dimension or measure.
Use Line if there is no specific order; the products are similar but not in any particular order. Perhaps the format is different (liquid, gel cap, tablet), or formulations are different, or the dosage is different, etc.
Use Series if there is a specific order to the different products by some dimension or measure.
Use Line if there is no specific order; the products are similar but not in any particular order. Perhaps the format is different (liquid, gel cap, tablet), or formulations are different, or the dosage is different, etc.
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