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Color therapy is an alternative therapy that uses different colors and their frequencies to heal physical and emotional imbalances. It has been practiced since ancient Egypt. Each color has a different frequency that can have different effects on the body's energy centers when exposed. Green is considered the most balancing color and is often used first, while blue must be used carefully as it can drain energy. Red addresses emotional issues and yellow brings energy. Color therapy may help with stress, depression, and regulating energy levels, but its effectiveness depends on the individual. Seeking counseling can help determine if color therapy or another approach is best for maintaining mental health and happiness.
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1) Television, websites, social media, blogs, and mobile messages would feature attractive models and influencers promoting and demonstrating the lipstick, while also offering coupons and special offers.
2) Print ads in newspapers would showcase the lipstick shades and features to raise awareness.
3) Offline events like fashion shows and product stalls would allow customers to experience the lipstick firsthand and interact with the brand representatives while receiving brochures and information.
Spurious Products in Rural area
Rural markets in India suffer from the proliferation of fake products due to issues like low literacy, lack of awareness, and poor distribution networks. Fake products closely mimic the names, packaging, and colors of popular brands. This exploits rural consumers who have less ability to distinguish real products. Marketers face challenges in rural areas like inadequate infrastructure, many languages, and lack of dealers. Fake product manufacturers profit from this environment through cheap copies that appeal to price-sensitive customers. Strategies to address the issue include strengthening distribution, tamper-proof packaging, consumer education programs, and legal action against counterfeiters. However, rural consumers remain vulnerable and branded companies' efforts to curb fakes have seen limited success.
Retail Business
The document summarizes the retail operations of MI Retail Store. It discusses their merchandising displays, store layout, customer convenience initiatives, and inventory management practices. For merchandising displays, they focus on simple interior design, cleanliness, effective product visibility, and movable displays. Their store layout emphasizes a clean and spacious floor plan with well-organized areas for products, counters, customer seating, and stock. To enhance customer convenience, they aim to provide excellent after-sales service, listen to customers, and make efforts to understand customer values. Their inventory management involves regular stock counts, sufficient stock of popular brands, and availability according to demand.
Poster advertising
The document advertises an Aloe Vera moisturizing lotion. It is described as a fast absorbing, all-natural lotion that moisturizes, prevents dry skin, and protects skin from pollution while reducing the appearance of fine lines. Key features include restoring natural skin balance, protecting from sun and pollution, and helping skin retain a soft, smooth feel. The lotion contains 100% organic and natural ingredients including aloe vera and is free of parabens, formaldehyde, and non-allergenic perfumes. It helps lock in skin moisture.
Crm report writing
CRM or Customer Relationship Management software allows businesses to organize customer data, track interactions, and analyze customer needs and preferences. It automates many customer-facing processes to save time and resolve issues quickly. Businesses can use the customer information and insights from CRM systems to improve customer satisfaction, convert leads, and increase sales. When combined with tools like CTI that integrate phone systems with CRM, businesses can provide personalized customer experiences by having relevant customer information displayed when agents receive calls. This level of customization and convenience increases customer loyalty and encourages repeat business that is important for growth.
Marketing
The document discusses consumer protection laws and consumer associations in India. It provides background on the Consumer Protection Act of 1986 and the establishment of Consumer Dispute Redressal Forums across districts in India. It then describes the roles and objectives of consumer associations, which include advocating for consumer rights, educating consumers, and addressing power imbalances between consumers and businesses. Finally, it outlines some key provisions and issues with the newly passed Consumer Protection Act of 2019, which aims to strengthen consumer rights and oversight.
Retail design layout
The document describes the layout and organization of products in a retail store. It outlines the major product categories sold which include men's and women's wear and accessories, kids wear, home and furniture, food, and cosmetics. Within each category, products are further divided into more specific subcategories. For example, men's wear is divided into casual and formal, and kids wear into ages 0-5 years and 5-10 years. The layout of each product section in the store is also described, such as clothes being organized by size and price, and fragile items being placed higher. The store accepts various payment methods at checkout counters located at the entrance and exit.
Coercive philanthropy kerala floods 2018
This document discusses a case of coercive philanthropy during the 2018 Kerala floods in India. It questions whether mandatory donations from government employees constitutes true philanthropy or social responsibility. While the court said donations should be voluntary, the government argued it was the duty of civil servants to donate. The document separates philanthropy, which involves voluntary charity work, from mandatory social responsibility policies. It suggests aligning philanthropy with corporate social responsibility efforts to effectively provide relief during the disaster.
B2 b marketing
1. B2B marketing involves transactions between businesses, such as a manufacturer and wholesaler. It differs from B2C marketing in having fewer but larger buyers, larger order volumes, and more personal relationships between buyers and sellers.
2. The B2B buying process involves anticipating needs, determining product requirements, searching for suppliers, evaluating proposals, selecting suppliers, and obtaining feedback. Key factors that influence B2B customer behavior are preference for the status quo, aversion to loss, decision paralysis, and susceptibility to early influences.
3. Derived demand is when demand for a company's output depends on demand for related goods, like microchip demand depending on computer demand. Joint demand occurs when demand for one
International trade
The document discusses international trade and its benefits, including lower costs, access to unavailable goods, economies of scale, and variety. It also discusses India's exports of petroleum, precious stones, pharmaceuticals, and defense goods. International business strategies include international, multi-domestic, global, and transnational approaches. A global information system can collect demographic and consumer data on a global scale to assist companies in developing products for international markets.
Deming case study
If the document were summarized in 3 sentences or less:
The document discusses steps the general manager of an automotive company would take to improve quality and follow Deming's principles. These steps include encouraging teamwork, continuous training, and treating workers as humans rather than commodities. It also analyzes which of Deming's 14 principles the company does not follow and provides solutions, such as defining company values and vision, and removing fear to encourage new ideas.
Mini project
India's vaccine diplomacy has generated goodwill through its prescriptive approach of providing COVID vaccines to other countries. By sending vaccines to neighboring countries like Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Myanmar as well as Brazil, India has strengthened diplomatic ties and shown leadership in the global pandemic response. This generosity has enhanced India's international prestige and scientific reputation. The vaccine donations have boosted national pride while protecting public health abroad through a clear recommendation to receive the doses.
Paperboat PPT
- Paper Boat is an Indian beverage brand that focuses on traditional drinks. It aims to preserve traditional recipes while making them accessible to urban consumers.
- Paper Boat differentiates itself through products focused on nostalgia and simplicity, unique flavors, beautiful packaging design evoking tradition, and a premium price point.
- The brand has been successful in establishing itself in the premium segment by not directly competing on cost. It focuses on improving the experience for premium target consumers.
- Paper Boat's target segment is 15-35 year olds living in cities. While kids enjoy the taste, the brand evokes memories of childhood and traditions for young professionals and families during festivals.
- The brand's marketing storyboards uniquely focus
THREADLESS ASSIGNMENT
Threadless is a company that allows customers to submit and vote on designs for printed merchandise. The most popular designs are produced and sold as limited editions. This model resulted in popular products that always sold out quickly. However, when Threadless opened a retail store in 2007, some customers expressed concern that expanding the store franchise could diminish the company's original identity and community-driven model. In response, Threadless stalled their retail expansion plans and closed their existing store in 2014 to refocus on improving their web platform and serving their creative community.
Impact of covid19 on financial service
The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted India's financial services and broader economy. It presents challenges in containing the spread of the disease and slowing economic growth. Key sectors like tourism, hospitality, aviation, and entertainment have been highly affected as travel declines and public events are cancelled. The financial markets have also become volatile, with the BSE and NSE indexes declining sharply. International trade is impacted as exports to major markets like the US fall. Agriculture and food processing are negatively affected as well, with poultry prices declining substantially due to rumors about meat consumption spreading the virus. The long-term economic impact remains highly uncertain as the virus continues to spread in India, where there are over 17,000 confirmed cases currently and a nationwide
2008 vs 2020 global crisis
The document compares the 2008 global financial crisis to the 2020 global crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. It outlines the causes and effects of each crisis. The 2008 crisis was preceded by a real estate boom and easy credit access that led to risky lending practices. When housing prices fell, many loans defaulted causing widespread bankruptcies. The 2020 crisis was triggered by the global COVID-19 pandemic that shut down travel, tourism, and manufacturing industries worldwide and caused stock market crashes across the globe. Both crises led to high unemployment rates and slowed global trade and economic activity.
Fair & Lovely
Fair & lovely vs dark is beautiful discusses the discrimination created by skin lightening brands in India through their advertisements portraying fair skin as superior. Nandita Das launched a "dark is beautiful" campaign against this bias. The roots of India's colorism lie in the caste system, where fairer Brahmins and Kshatriyas were considered higher than darker-skinned lower castes. British colonial rule exacerbated this preference by associating whiteness with power. Many celebrities endorsed skin lightening products, perpetuating the idealization of fair skin.
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This literature review analyzed 5 articles about Nipah virus. It explored the origin and characteristics of the virus and how it affects humans and animals. It identified prolific authors and productive institutions researching Nipah virus. Between 1999-2018, 1181 global publications on Nipah virus were analyzed using bibliometric methods. The analysis found an increase in annual publications from 7 in 1999 to a peak of 106 in 2013, with a growth rate of 16.23% per year. Conclusions were that knowledge and awareness of Nipah virus needs to be improved.
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