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This document provides information about Doyelkar's 10 years of experience in marketing for Fortune 50 clients in industries like CPG, F&B, retail, and technology across North and South America, Asia, and Europe. Doyelkar uses frameworks like Keller's CBBE model and data from various sources to provide data-driven solutions that enable better business decisions around markets, consumers, products, and brands.
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- 1. Experience doyelkar 10 yrs of Marketing Rigor Engagements with Fortune 50 clients understand your market Rapidly changing markets require faster and better decisions from businesses. Industries CPG, F&B, Retail, Technology Data tracks market movements continuously. Knowledge of markets and frameworks intelligently convert data into solutions for laser focused actionability Regions North and South America, Asia, Europe Data driven solutions enable business decisions Solutions Market s, Consumers, Products, Brands Keller’s CBBE model used to identify consumer motivations of Frameworks brand selection basis meaning and responses Data Survey, Transaction, Web Brand Equity Relationship Judgment Feelings Response Performance Imagery Meaning Market Segmentation Salience Identity Shopper Consumer Strategy Segmentation Concept Long tail used to understand behavior in digital entertainment Product Testing space for consumer segmentation Affinity Brand Portfolio Brand Equity Market Management Analysis Evolution Pricing Elasticity Loyalty Management Promo Effectiveness Projects Sentiment analysis email:doyelkar@doyelkar.com