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The document outlines a marketing plan for a new gum called "Happy Gum" from the company "Smiles". It discusses using posters on buses, trains and underground stations in major UK cities, as well as internet banners on popular sites. A TV advert will run on all channels after 4pm. Merchandise like t-shirts and celebrity endorsements from musicians like Dizzie Rascal will also be used. Free samples and posters will target music festivals in the UK.
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- 1. Happy gum By Tom Manston & Charlie Callaway
- 2. company • The company is called smiles • The logo is a smiling face • The company slogan is always keeps you smiling
- 3. The product • The product is called happy gum • The competition is 5gum, air waves, wrigerlys, hubba bubba, trident, extra, • Blue packing and yellow writing
- 4. Posters Posters – Buses and trains. Major city’s Eg London, Manchester, Liverpool, Portsmouth. London underground, maximum impact from tourist’s 3.5 million people use it each day Internet banners - MTV, Sky, Cartoon network, Youtube, Facebook, Twitter these are sites that are visited every day 2.1 billion people use twitter alone.
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