Coach Information for Case Coach is a luxury bag brand, but it is at an entry level price point, that is, for luxury – meaning the lowest price of the luxury brands. Information from your textbook is below: · For example, suppose that a luxury goods marketer such as Coach initiates a study of consumer perceptions Exhibit 6-5 Managers at luxury goods brand Coach rely on extensive qualitative and quantitative consumer The figure shows that Burberry and Coach are perceived as the most similar while Coach and Dior are the Different 1 2 3 4 5 Burberry/Gucci Burberry/Coach designer could find an optimal ubiquity/accessibility balance and fit in the gap between Burberry, Coach · Burberry, Chanel, Coach, Gucci, and other luxury brands are cultivating official online communities on · Coach has been described as “a textbook lesson on how to revitalize a brand.” Are the approaches evident at Burberry and Coach similar? · Price: “Affordable luxury” is central to the value proposition: more expensive than Coach, less expensive intends to leverage consumer insights gleaned from Burberry’s strong digital presence Lab Report 5: Tissues Name: Date: Adapted from jtcc.edu Lab Materials Online access Computer (with PowerPoint software) Dr. Hogan’s Tissues for Lab Report 5 Album on Google Photos: find the link in the Canvas Instructions for this lab Safety Instructions: Students must abide by the safety instructions in the Biology Lab Safety Contract Safety Equipment & Instructions Adapted from jtcc.edu Lab Introduction The organization of living tissue starts with chemicals, then progresses through cells, tissues, organs, organ systems and lastly organisms. In this lab you will examine the middle of the hierarchy, how tissues are put together to make organs. This is a really important concept; if you can figure out which tissues make up an organ and you understand the features and functions of the individual tissues, then you can start to understand how the organ works. You will first look at slices of organs and figure out which tissues you are looking at. Next, you will look at some individual tissue types and their function. Adapted from jtcc.edu General Lab Instructions Readable Labels Typed (not handwritten) Use appropriate font size (24 or 26) Reading frame is left-to-right, with horizontal, right-side-up textboxes Use appropriate line weight for arrows, brackets, etc (4.5 or 6); do not use block arrows (please & thank you) Contrasting Colors Arrows and brackets should be of a high contrast color that is easily seen against the background. Labels on the Slide, not off to the side; use the neutral spaces for textboxes. Arrow in the Middle of the structure, not between structures Photos should be sized proportionally Use Lock Aspect Ratio Resize using the corners, not the sides No Criss-Cross Arrows should not overlap Photos from the Google Album (where applicable) should be oriented as they are in the album. The completed lab n ...