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The document analyzes the marketing strategy of Shop Around The Corner bookstore. It identifies positive strategies like an ideal location, welcoming atmosphere, and loyal customers. However, it also notes weaknesses like a limited target market, traditional business approach, and unwillingness to expand products. To survive competition from Fox Books, Shop Around The Corner should have implemented an innovative marketing strategy, rapid growth strategy, product promotion, and market diversification.
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Overview
BOGOF or simply put BOGO which are the acronyms for “Buy One Get One Free”, is one of the world’s oldest promotional techniques. It is simple and popular however today’s businesses need to progressively gamify their promotions to stand out against mediocrity and thrive in the modern professional landscape. In this lecture we will discuss with participants marketing in eye care from Marketing 1.0 to Marketing 5.0 and show some of the ideas throughout history as well as the latest ideas that distinguish this field. In the fifty minutes’ session we will also highlight additional required and optional skills to master and succeed in building competitive advantage and sustainable growth using effective eye care marketing strategies.
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Dr. Gilbert Nacouzi
Biography
Dr. Gilbert Nacouzi
Is an Optometrist by trade and did research in Entrepreneurship.
After completing his Bachelor's Degree in Optometry he studied strategy at Harvard Business School, Boston, USA
An MBA, Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Healthcare Management at Marylhurst University at Portland, Oregon USA
A DBA, Doctorate of Business Administration, and research in Business Administration, at Columbia Southern University, Orange Beach Alabama, USA.
Doctor Nacouzi has more than two decades of experience in working in the retail industry and building healthcare and eye care business models. He is the owner of Optic Nacouzi and he serves as Editor in Chief at Optical Forum Flipbook Magazine.
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Executive summary
Research shows that there are no sufficient spice shops in Norwich City, which culminated in the idea of starting a business to cater to this market. The aim of the enterprise is to make spices available in a retail shop. Prices will follow as per the weight of the bought product and pre-orders accepted for large quantities bought at once. Spice shop intends to offer the spices in whole and customers have the option of having their spices grounded. Additionally, spice drinks will be offered and so will free Wi-Fi to cater for the tech-savvy customers. The incentives are geared towards ensuring that prospective customers are found and retained. The aim of the business is to make sure that customer gets the best value for their money.
Target customer
Statistics indicate that the demographics lean more towards females than male and middle-aged people than those of the younger group. 31 out of 51 female and 21 out of 48 male people polled used spices for cooking. The numbers show that there is the large potential market for the spice business in Norwich (McDonald, 2008). Out of the 99 respondents polled, 52 of them cook with spices, a figure that is more than half, further proving that there is an enormous market for spices.
According to the respondents, a lot of people between ages 15-40 said that they do not often cook but only do when it is extremely necessary. The reason behind that is that they could be university or college students (Chandler, 2013). More so, people between the ages of 41 to 50 reported to cook always. Looking at the age to gender demographics, the conclusion is that the primary focus should be on the people of middle age from 20 and above, who cook more often at home thus have a higher chance of using spices when cooking. At the same time, women are more likely to be targeted by the spice shop as they are more inclined to cook than men. Competitor Analysis
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1. Herb and spice shop located in the norwich market. 1 Market Pl, Norwich NR2 1ND
Pricing strategy:They keep their prices at reasonable levels, They do not sell their products at really low prices because it would create the assumption that their products are inferior and off low quality but they maintain it at a reasonable price and not at a high so as to not drive away the customers that they attract. The prices of all their products vary because it depends on their product but it is between the 1.66-4.00 gbp per 100 gram price range
Promotional strategy: The promotional strategy of their business is very limited. The business used the norwich city council website as their primary form of advertisement one can find the business information readily available on the city council website. Placing it on the city ...
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