IMC 610: Intro to Integrated Marketing Communication Class Final Project (Kmart)Colin Haas
This document provides background information on Kmart's history and current marketing strategies. It outlines Kmart's origins in the early 20th century under founder Sebastian Kresge and its growth into a major retailer. However, Kmart has lost market share in recent decades to competitors like Walmart and Target. The document then analyzes Kmart's current product offerings, pricing, loyalty program, and digital/social media presence. It identifies Kmart's target audience and outlines objectives to redefine this audience and boost brand perception through an integrated marketing campaign.
IMC 610 Final Project: IMC Plan for Kmart featuring Adam LevineSusan Sullivan
This document presents an IMC plan for Kmart to target young urban families. It analyzes Kmart's background, strengths, weaknesses and competitors. The target audience is identified as minority moms aged 18-35 and their children. The plan proposes running advertising campaigns during The Voice TV show featuring celebrity apparel lines. It also suggests in-store contests, improving online shopping lists, and capitalizing on back-to-school uniform sales. Measurement of success includes online sales, social media engagement, store traffic and sales. The plan aims to position Kmart as the go-to store for urban families over the next 50 years.
William Procter and James Gamble, who were born in the UK and Ireland respectively, settled in Cincinnati and married sisters. Their father-in-law persuaded them to become business partners, and in 1837 they founded Procter & Gamble. Over the years, P&G has focused on innovation through R&D, adopted new marketing strategies like design-driven advertising and social media, and strived to reach new consumers globally through acquisition and product development.
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1.Tarow is a leading manufacturer of designer handbags. The company has stores all over the world and is especially famous for the high-quality leather used in its handbags. However, the company soon realizes that a cheap liquor brand has been using its logo for the past six months. In this scenario, the company owning the liquor brand is guilty of __________.
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This presentation gives insight into the marketing strategy of P&G.
It deals with various marketing capabilities which the P&G is exploring to continue to be the world leader in consumer goods market.
IMC 610: Intro to Integrated Marketing Communication Class Final Project (Kmart)Colin Haas
This document provides background information on Kmart's history and current marketing strategies. It outlines Kmart's origins in the early 20th century under founder Sebastian Kresge and its growth into a major retailer. However, Kmart has lost market share in recent decades to competitors like Walmart and Target. The document then analyzes Kmart's current product offerings, pricing, loyalty program, and digital/social media presence. It identifies Kmart's target audience and outlines objectives to redefine this audience and boost brand perception through an integrated marketing campaign.
IMC 610 Final Project: IMC Plan for Kmart featuring Adam LevineSusan Sullivan
This document presents an IMC plan for Kmart to target young urban families. It analyzes Kmart's background, strengths, weaknesses and competitors. The target audience is identified as minority moms aged 18-35 and their children. The plan proposes running advertising campaigns during The Voice TV show featuring celebrity apparel lines. It also suggests in-store contests, improving online shopping lists, and capitalizing on back-to-school uniform sales. Measurement of success includes online sales, social media engagement, store traffic and sales. The plan aims to position Kmart as the go-to store for urban families over the next 50 years.
William Procter and James Gamble, who were born in the UK and Ireland respectively, settled in Cincinnati and married sisters. Their father-in-law persuaded them to become business partners, and in 1837 they founded Procter & Gamble. Over the years, P&G has focused on innovation through R&D, adopted new marketing strategies like design-driven advertising and social media, and strived to reach new consumers globally through acquisition and product development.
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1.Tarow is a leading manufacturer of designer handbags. The company has stores all over the world and is especially famous for the high-quality leather used in its handbags. However, the company soon realizes that a cheap liquor brand has been using its logo for the past six months. In this scenario, the company owning the liquor brand is guilty of __________.
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This presentation gives insight into the marketing strategy of P&G.
It deals with various marketing capabilities which the P&G is exploring to continue to be the world leader in consumer goods market.
The document discusses integrated marketing communications (IMC) strategies used by Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble. Coca-Cola uses a 360-degree IMC approach across traditional, digital, and social media platforms to consistently connect with consumers and increase brand awareness. Procter & Gamble also utilizes a wide range of IMC tactics, allocating 30-35% of its budget to advertising and promotions across media channels, online marketing, social media, and public relations. The goal of IMC is to integrate brand messaging and create emotional connections with audiences through an omnichannel approach.
Coca Cola employs a highly successful integrated marketing communications approach that includes mass media advertising, direct marketing, and social media marketing. Television, print, and online ads build widespread brand recognition, while exclusive partnerships and mobile marketing create personalized promotions. Coca Cola's social media presence engages over 86 million fans. This highly effective mix of traditional and digital marketing components has generated over $46 billion in annual revenue and positioned Coca Cola as the number one soft drink worldwide.
Aéropostale aims to increase online and in-store sales through an expanded digital strategy targeting teens aged 7-17. The strategy focuses on increasing customer engagement through social media like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. It also includes launching a Google AdWords campaign targeting keyword searches for teen clothing. Success will be measured by increases in year-over-year sales, especially during back-to-school and Christmas seasons, as well as AdWords click-through statistics. The $9.5 million budget will be allocated across various digital marketing channels.
McDonald's launches a new advertising campaign created by its new lead agency, DDB Needham Worldwide, hoping to reverse declining sales. The ads aim to tap into Americans' feelings of nostalgia and positive experiences with McDonald's by depicting adults becoming excited and frenzied at the mere mention of McDonald's. While some franchisees are optimistic but cautious about the new "feel good" ads, analysts say they are just the first step and McDonald's will need to promote specific food offerings to truly drive sales again.
This document summarizes organizational behavior issues at clothing retailer Forever 21. It finds that Forever 21 treats employees poorly, violating labor laws and maintaining unsafe working conditions. This leads to high turnover and weak management. The document recommends Forever 21 improve employee compensation, offer intrinsic rewards like job enrichment, ensure safer working environments, establish ethical practices, adopt a win-win culture, and implement formal written rules to address these issues.
This document outlines Domino's 2013 integrated marketing communications plan. The plan aims to increase Domino's market share through new healthier menu options and expanding into the lunch daypart. The target audiences are adults aged 18-24 seeking value and adults 25-54 open to variety. The plan includes a TV ad campaign promoting new products to these groups. It allocates the $26 million budget across various advertising, promotion, social media and direct marketing tactics. The objectives are to boost awareness, sales and market share of the new items by 10% within 9-12 months.
Quality Dairy is a small brand of convenience stores in Michigan seeking to increase annual revenue per store to $3 million by 2013 through a new advertising campaign. Currently, the brand utilizes radio, billboards, and social media. The proposed campaign centers around Quality Dairy's focus on Michigan-made products. Tactics include TV commercials emphasizing their history supporting Michigan's economy since 1936, a family festival to spread brand awareness, and a company blog. Success will be measured by revenue goals as well as increased customer visits and engagement on social media. The total budget is $750,000.
The fragrance market has become overcrowded in recent decades, with hundreds of new launches each year compared to just dozens previously. This has led brands to invest heavily in celebrity endorsements and lavish launches to get noticed, despite low chances of success. However, some trends have emerged that are helping brands stand out, including emphasizing the noses/perfumers who create the scents, higher pricing of niche brands, exclusive distribution, and word-of-mouth promotion over traditional advertising. Hermès restructured its fragrance business successfully by focusing on creative freedom for its nose, exclusive ranges, and tying scents more closely to its brand identity. For long term success, a fragrance must fit
M.A.C was launched in 1984 in Toronto by a fashion photographer and salon owner to bridge makeup artistry and fashion. It has since expanded to over 1500 locations worldwide. The company website is M.A.C's primary communication vehicle, providing information on products, retail locations, and the company. The newly redesigned website launched in 2015 aims to better showcase products and revamp their online presence. Key sections include limited editions, collections, tutorials from artists, and supporting their M.A.C AIDS Fund through celebrity endorsed lipstick lines.
The Hanna Andersson clothing brand focuses on quality and durability for children. It started 30 years ago in a garage in Portland, Oregon by founders from Sweden. Through word-of-mouth and its catalog, it grew to over 50 retail stores and a successful ecommerce site. To acquire new customers, Hanna Andersson launched a referral program powered by Extole where existing customers earn discounts for referrals. The program is highly visible on their website and marketing channels. It is also easy to use and provides instant rewards to encourage participation. In the first two months, it acquired over 25% of their annual new customer goal and recouped costs. The program converts referrals to customers at a higher rate than other channels
Betwixt is a proposed sub-brand of clothing for tweens (ages 9-14) to be sold in select Gap stores. It aims to fill a gap in the market by providing basic yet fashionable clothing at moderate prices. The proposal outlines Betwixt's mission, target market of tweens and their parents, competitors, and strategic plan to launch in flagship Gap stores and top performers. Financial projections estimate steady sales growth over five years.
1. Massimo Dutti is looking to better connect their online and in-store shopping experiences by sending mobile promotions and offers to customers when they are nearby or in their stores.
2. This could include allowing customers to opt-in to receive deals via their phones, as well as implementing a mobile loyalty program to deliver customized content and discounts.
3. Providing customers with inventory availability, pricing, and other local store information online can encourage more in-store visits, with up to 75% of online shoppers more likely to visit a physical location after finding such local details.
Poundland wanted to be seen as an essential shopping destination for weekly groceries. They devised a "Weekly Essentials" campaign to challenge shoppers to find out how much they could save on their usual weekly shop at Poundland. The campaign used social media, PR, and partnerships with mom bloggers to promote Poundland's broader grocery and household goods ranges. It delivered 30 pieces of coverage comparing Poundland's prices favorably to major supermarkets. Over 250 moms shared money-saving experiences on a parenting forum. As a result, yearly sales increased 56% for groceries, 26% for health and beauty, and 20% for household goods.
The document provides details on a proposed marketing campaign for the Amazon Fire smartphone. It includes sections on communication objectives, a situational analysis of the smartphone market, a SWOT analysis of Amazon Fire, targeting the 36-49 age demographic. Creative concepts are proposed, including positioning the phone as convenient and efficient. The campaign would utilize print, TV, online, and out of home advertising over 6 months. A celebrity endorsement from Ellen DeGeneres is suggested along with measuring effectiveness.
This document provides an integrated marketing communications plan for Moët & Chandon champagne in the UK market. The plan aims to increase brand awareness among 24-35 year old females and position Moët as the preferred champagne brand for celebratory nights in. Key objectives are to raise brand awareness by 20% and position Moët as the brand for indulgent home celebrations. The plan outlines research showing declining sales and increased competition from sparkling wines. It recommends advertising campaigns using mass media, magazines, celebrity ambassadors, and in-store sampling to achieve the objectives over 12 months.
This document discusses marketing strategies for introducing the Adamo Valley Bloomsbury 2002 Sparkling Wine brand to the market in Paris, France. It begins by defining what a brand strapline is and provides Adamo Valley's strapline of "Satisfy your senses." It then analyzes the micro-environment using a SWOT framework, identifying strengths such as the brand's reputation in the UK, weaknesses like lack of brand recognition in France, opportunities like Paris' large population and tourism, and threats like strong competition from established brands. The document recommends capitalizing on opportunities through various marketing tactics while addressing weaknesses and threats by effectively utilizing Adamo Valley's budget and promoting responsible drinking.
M.A.C. was founded in 1985 in Toronto as a professional makeup brand. It focused on high quality products that could withstand stage lighting and long wear for models, actors, and performers. The brand developed a unique image through black clothing, extreme employee styles, and counters designed for professional artists. M.A.C. now sells products through partner retailers, company stores, and a 1-800 call center across 15 countries. The target consumer is both professional artists and younger fashion-forward retail customers seeking unique looks.
The document outlines the benefits and risks of setting up an effective Outpatient Parenteral Antimicrobial Therapy (OPAT) service. It discusses components of an OPAT service including different delivery models like self-administered, infusion centers, and home-based care. Risks of OPAT include misdiagnosis, inappropriate treatment duration or location, and increased antimicrobial resistance. The document emphasizes the importance of multidisciplinary teams, appropriate patient selection, education and support to maximize benefits and safety of OPAT programs.
The target audience for the media product is females interested in alternative music. Research showed the "Alternative" UK tribe would most likely engage with the magazine because they are passionate about live music, independent record shops, and new talents. Specifically, the "young alts" subgroup would be ideal as the target audience since they love indie music. Elements of the "Aspirant" tribe, such as the "trendies," could also be a potential audience since they enjoy fashion and music.
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This resume is for Elsayed Ismail Mohamed El Azzazi, a Mud Engineer from Egypt. He received a B.Sc. in Petroleum and Mining Engineering and various mud engineering, safety, and computer certifications. He has over 10 years of experience as a Mud Engineer working on water-based mud systems, completion and workover fluids, and solving drilling problems in Kurdistan, Yemen, and Egypt. He is currently employed as a Mud Engineer with Halliburton Baroid in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
The document discusses integrated marketing communications (IMC) strategies used by Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble. Coca-Cola uses a 360-degree IMC approach across traditional, digital, and social media platforms to consistently connect with consumers and increase brand awareness. Procter & Gamble also utilizes a wide range of IMC tactics, allocating 30-35% of its budget to advertising and promotions across media channels, online marketing, social media, and public relations. The goal of IMC is to integrate brand messaging and create emotional connections with audiences through an omnichannel approach.
Coca Cola employs a highly successful integrated marketing communications approach that includes mass media advertising, direct marketing, and social media marketing. Television, print, and online ads build widespread brand recognition, while exclusive partnerships and mobile marketing create personalized promotions. Coca Cola's social media presence engages over 86 million fans. This highly effective mix of traditional and digital marketing components has generated over $46 billion in annual revenue and positioned Coca Cola as the number one soft drink worldwide.
Aéropostale aims to increase online and in-store sales through an expanded digital strategy targeting teens aged 7-17. The strategy focuses on increasing customer engagement through social media like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. It also includes launching a Google AdWords campaign targeting keyword searches for teen clothing. Success will be measured by increases in year-over-year sales, especially during back-to-school and Christmas seasons, as well as AdWords click-through statistics. The $9.5 million budget will be allocated across various digital marketing channels.
McDonald's launches a new advertising campaign created by its new lead agency, DDB Needham Worldwide, hoping to reverse declining sales. The ads aim to tap into Americans' feelings of nostalgia and positive experiences with McDonald's by depicting adults becoming excited and frenzied at the mere mention of McDonald's. While some franchisees are optimistic but cautious about the new "feel good" ads, analysts say they are just the first step and McDonald's will need to promote specific food offerings to truly drive sales again.
This document summarizes organizational behavior issues at clothing retailer Forever 21. It finds that Forever 21 treats employees poorly, violating labor laws and maintaining unsafe working conditions. This leads to high turnover and weak management. The document recommends Forever 21 improve employee compensation, offer intrinsic rewards like job enrichment, ensure safer working environments, establish ethical practices, adopt a win-win culture, and implement formal written rules to address these issues.
This document outlines Domino's 2013 integrated marketing communications plan. The plan aims to increase Domino's market share through new healthier menu options and expanding into the lunch daypart. The target audiences are adults aged 18-24 seeking value and adults 25-54 open to variety. The plan includes a TV ad campaign promoting new products to these groups. It allocates the $26 million budget across various advertising, promotion, social media and direct marketing tactics. The objectives are to boost awareness, sales and market share of the new items by 10% within 9-12 months.
Quality Dairy is a small brand of convenience stores in Michigan seeking to increase annual revenue per store to $3 million by 2013 through a new advertising campaign. Currently, the brand utilizes radio, billboards, and social media. The proposed campaign centers around Quality Dairy's focus on Michigan-made products. Tactics include TV commercials emphasizing their history supporting Michigan's economy since 1936, a family festival to spread brand awareness, and a company blog. Success will be measured by revenue goals as well as increased customer visits and engagement on social media. The total budget is $750,000.
The fragrance market has become overcrowded in recent decades, with hundreds of new launches each year compared to just dozens previously. This has led brands to invest heavily in celebrity endorsements and lavish launches to get noticed, despite low chances of success. However, some trends have emerged that are helping brands stand out, including emphasizing the noses/perfumers who create the scents, higher pricing of niche brands, exclusive distribution, and word-of-mouth promotion over traditional advertising. Hermès restructured its fragrance business successfully by focusing on creative freedom for its nose, exclusive ranges, and tying scents more closely to its brand identity. For long term success, a fragrance must fit
M.A.C was launched in 1984 in Toronto by a fashion photographer and salon owner to bridge makeup artistry and fashion. It has since expanded to over 1500 locations worldwide. The company website is M.A.C's primary communication vehicle, providing information on products, retail locations, and the company. The newly redesigned website launched in 2015 aims to better showcase products and revamp their online presence. Key sections include limited editions, collections, tutorials from artists, and supporting their M.A.C AIDS Fund through celebrity endorsed lipstick lines.
The Hanna Andersson clothing brand focuses on quality and durability for children. It started 30 years ago in a garage in Portland, Oregon by founders from Sweden. Through word-of-mouth and its catalog, it grew to over 50 retail stores and a successful ecommerce site. To acquire new customers, Hanna Andersson launched a referral program powered by Extole where existing customers earn discounts for referrals. The program is highly visible on their website and marketing channels. It is also easy to use and provides instant rewards to encourage participation. In the first two months, it acquired over 25% of their annual new customer goal and recouped costs. The program converts referrals to customers at a higher rate than other channels
Betwixt is a proposed sub-brand of clothing for tweens (ages 9-14) to be sold in select Gap stores. It aims to fill a gap in the market by providing basic yet fashionable clothing at moderate prices. The proposal outlines Betwixt's mission, target market of tweens and their parents, competitors, and strategic plan to launch in flagship Gap stores and top performers. Financial projections estimate steady sales growth over five years.
1. Massimo Dutti is looking to better connect their online and in-store shopping experiences by sending mobile promotions and offers to customers when they are nearby or in their stores.
2. This could include allowing customers to opt-in to receive deals via their phones, as well as implementing a mobile loyalty program to deliver customized content and discounts.
3. Providing customers with inventory availability, pricing, and other local store information online can encourage more in-store visits, with up to 75% of online shoppers more likely to visit a physical location after finding such local details.
Poundland wanted to be seen as an essential shopping destination for weekly groceries. They devised a "Weekly Essentials" campaign to challenge shoppers to find out how much they could save on their usual weekly shop at Poundland. The campaign used social media, PR, and partnerships with mom bloggers to promote Poundland's broader grocery and household goods ranges. It delivered 30 pieces of coverage comparing Poundland's prices favorably to major supermarkets. Over 250 moms shared money-saving experiences on a parenting forum. As a result, yearly sales increased 56% for groceries, 26% for health and beauty, and 20% for household goods.
The document provides details on a proposed marketing campaign for the Amazon Fire smartphone. It includes sections on communication objectives, a situational analysis of the smartphone market, a SWOT analysis of Amazon Fire, targeting the 36-49 age demographic. Creative concepts are proposed, including positioning the phone as convenient and efficient. The campaign would utilize print, TV, online, and out of home advertising over 6 months. A celebrity endorsement from Ellen DeGeneres is suggested along with measuring effectiveness.
This document provides an integrated marketing communications plan for Moët & Chandon champagne in the UK market. The plan aims to increase brand awareness among 24-35 year old females and position Moët as the preferred champagne brand for celebratory nights in. Key objectives are to raise brand awareness by 20% and position Moët as the brand for indulgent home celebrations. The plan outlines research showing declining sales and increased competition from sparkling wines. It recommends advertising campaigns using mass media, magazines, celebrity ambassadors, and in-store sampling to achieve the objectives over 12 months.
This document discusses marketing strategies for introducing the Adamo Valley Bloomsbury 2002 Sparkling Wine brand to the market in Paris, France. It begins by defining what a brand strapline is and provides Adamo Valley's strapline of "Satisfy your senses." It then analyzes the micro-environment using a SWOT framework, identifying strengths such as the brand's reputation in the UK, weaknesses like lack of brand recognition in France, opportunities like Paris' large population and tourism, and threats like strong competition from established brands. The document recommends capitalizing on opportunities through various marketing tactics while addressing weaknesses and threats by effectively utilizing Adamo Valley's budget and promoting responsible drinking.
M.A.C. was founded in 1985 in Toronto as a professional makeup brand. It focused on high quality products that could withstand stage lighting and long wear for models, actors, and performers. The brand developed a unique image through black clothing, extreme employee styles, and counters designed for professional artists. M.A.C. now sells products through partner retailers, company stores, and a 1-800 call center across 15 countries. The target consumer is both professional artists and younger fashion-forward retail customers seeking unique looks.
The document outlines the benefits and risks of setting up an effective Outpatient Parenteral Antimicrobial Therapy (OPAT) service. It discusses components of an OPAT service including different delivery models like self-administered, infusion centers, and home-based care. Risks of OPAT include misdiagnosis, inappropriate treatment duration or location, and increased antimicrobial resistance. The document emphasizes the importance of multidisciplinary teams, appropriate patient selection, education and support to maximize benefits and safety of OPAT programs.
The target audience for the media product is females interested in alternative music. Research showed the "Alternative" UK tribe would most likely engage with the magazine because they are passionate about live music, independent record shops, and new talents. Specifically, the "young alts" subgroup would be ideal as the target audience since they love indie music. Elements of the "Aspirant" tribe, such as the "trendies," could also be a potential audience since they enjoy fashion and music.
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This resume is for Elsayed Ismail Mohamed El Azzazi, a Mud Engineer from Egypt. He received a B.Sc. in Petroleum and Mining Engineering and various mud engineering, safety, and computer certifications. He has over 10 years of experience as a Mud Engineer working on water-based mud systems, completion and workover fluids, and solving drilling problems in Kurdistan, Yemen, and Egypt. He is currently employed as a Mud Engineer with Halliburton Baroid in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
Indie music originated in the UK in the 1980s to describe punk and post-punk music produced by independent record labels without major corporate funding. It branched off from the alternative genre by being seen as anti-emo and rebelling against alternative conventions. The document then provides brief descriptions of five indie artists/bands: Of Monsters and Men, Hozier, The Maine, Florence + The Machine, and Imagine Dragons. It includes key details about their musical styles, album releases, and band members for some.
O documento descreve os principais métodos gravimétricos de análise química quantitativa, incluindo volatilização, eletrodeposição e precipitação. Também discute as etapas típicas de uma análise gravimétrica como dissolução da amostra, adição do agente precipitante, filtração, secagem e pesagem final.
O documento discute como calcular a potência real de uma fonte de alimentação para computador. Explica que os fabricantes às vezes exageram na especificação de potência ou não consideram a "potência combinada" das saídas. Para calcular corretamente, deve-se considerar a potência máxima de cada saída individualmente e somar as potências combinadas das saídas de +3,3V, +5V e +12V, além das saídas de -12V e +5VSB. Uma tabela fornece estimativas típicas do consum
Este documento apresenta o plano de trabalho de tecnologias para aprendizagem da EMEF Eduardo Prado para o ano letivo de 2016. O plano descreve os objetivos e atividades a serem realizadas em cada ano do ciclo de alfabetização utilizando tecnologias educacionais para desenvolver habilidades de leitura, escrita e produção digital entre os alunos.
Jessica Parker received a Bachelor's degree in Modern Languages with an ASL emphasis from Clemson University in 2016. She holds an undergraduate certificate in ASL-English Educational Interpreting and passed the EIPA assessment for educational interpreting at the secondary level. Ms. Parker has experience interpreting in educational and community settings and currently works as an ASL-English academic tutor at Clemson University. She is affiliated with professional interpreting organizations and volunteer groups.
Gabriel S. David has over 30 years of experience in financial services consulting, risk management, and operations management. He has held senior roles at large consulting and outsourcing firms advising global financial institutions and regulators. Currently he is a Senior Director at CRISIL Global Research and Analytics, where he provides strategic advisory services to financial services clients on risk management, regulatory compliance, and business growth.
Ali Mostafa Ali Mohamed has over 20 years of experience working in securities brokerage and risk management in Egypt and the UAE. He has held positions such as securities broker, trader, executive manager assistant, senior broker, and trading and risk manager. He has a B.Sc. in Commerce with an accounting focus. He is married, Egyptian, and currently works as a risk manager for ALAHLY Company for Securities in Egypt.
This document contains 50 multiple choice questions related to accounting, finance, and business topics. The questions cover a wide range of concepts including financial statements, inventory accounting, capital budgeting, internal controls, risk analysis, and corporate strategy. No answers are provided.
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- Chirag Dharamshi is seeking a career opportunity where he can make meaningful contributions and gain experience.
- He has over 6 years of experience working in various roles for The Oberoi Hotels & Resorts, including his current role as Assistant Steward in the In-Room Dining department.
- He also has experience working as a Marketing Executive, Receptionist, and Sales Marketing Executive prior to his career in hospitality.
Using data from STR and Inside AirBnb, we set out to determine if AirBnb had an effect on Average Daily Rates (ADR) of branded hotels in the New York City area. We also analyzed rate and density of AirBnb and branded hotels by neighborhood.
This document provides a historical summary of Cambodia from 1941 to the present. It describes Cambodia gaining independence from France in the 1950s under King Norodom Sihanouk. From 1970-1975, the US-backed Lon Nol overthrew the monarchy and ruled as a republic, leading to widespread conflict and bombing. The Khmer Rouge then came to power from 1975-1979, killing an estimated 1.7-3 million Cambodians. After the Khmer Rouge fell in 1979, Vietnam established control until 1990, though the country suffered economically and socially. International pressure led to democratic elections being held in 1993.
This document provides a study guide for the MKT 421 Final Exam, including 30 multiple choice questions covering various marketing concepts. The questions address topics such as integrated marketing communications, pay-per-click advertising, cultural influences on consumer behavior, how Amazon uses cookies to provide personalized recommendations, and definitions of terms like SWOT analysis, the product life cycle, and AIDA model.
This document provides a study guide for the MKT 421 Final Exam, including 30 multiple choice questions covering various marketing concepts. Question 3 asks about cultural differences influencing consumer needs and wants across countries. Question 4 asks about how Amazon uses cookies to remember customer preferences and past purchases. Question 19 asks about how the marketing concept focuses on satisfying customer needs compared to other business approaches.
The document is a study guide for an MKT 421 final exam that contains 30 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics. Some of the key concepts covered in the questions include integrated marketing communications, pay-per-click advertising, cultural influences on consumer behavior, how Amazon uses cookies to make product recommendations, and the primary purpose of branding to identify a product.
51 Types of Marketing Strategies in Use TodayPeter vinosh
An organization's strategy combines all of its marketing goals into one comprehensive plan. A good marketing strategy should be drawn from market research and focus on the product mix in order to achieve the maximum profit and sustain the business. The marketing strategy is the foundation of a marketing plan.
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1. In terms of promotion, which of the following type of consumer product stresses product differentiation from competitors?
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3. IDEO is a company that
4. The type of business products known as support products includes installations, industrial services, accessory equipment, and __________.
5. A product that disrupts consumers' normal routines but does not require totally new learning is a
6. Among business products, which of the following would MOST LIKELY be considered supplies?
7. Marketers pay slotting fees to grocers in payment for space—or slots—on their retail shelves. Such slotting fees significantly increase the cost of which stage of the new‑product process?
Direct marketing classic: Advertising that sells by OgilvyMichael Leander
Direct marketers can still learn from this classic direct marketing guide on how to create advertising that sells.
Sure digital marketing has become a huge part of the direct marketing mix in the past decade, but the basics very much remain the same. No one has contributed to the education and inspiration of direct marketers around the world like David Ogilvy. You will find many nuggets in the How to create advertising that sells document.
This document provides 38 tips for creating effective advertising based on lessons learned from David Ogilvy's advertising agency which created over $1.48 billion in advertising. Some of the key lessons include positioning your product effectively, promising a unique consumer benefit, developing a consistent brand image, using big ideas, giving products a quality image, innovating rather than following trends, testing ideas before implementing, and localizing messages for specific audiences.
The document discusses the five key concepts of marketing:
1) The production concept focuses on improving efficiency to increase production and profits.
2) The product concept emphasizes improving product quality, performance and features to attract customers.
3) The selling concept relies on aggressive promotion and selling efforts to move existing products.
4) The marketing concept aims to determine customer needs and satisfy them better than competitors through market research.
5) The societal marketing concept considers the interests of customers, businesses and society as a whole.
Chapter 16: Managing Retailing, Wholesaling and Logisticsmendozamaryrose
This document provides a summary of key concepts related to retail management, wholesaling, and logistics. It defines different types of retailers like department stores, supermarkets, and discount stores. It also discusses various categories of non-store retailers such as direct marketing, direct selling, and automatic vending. The document then covers service mixes offered by retailers, indicators of sales effectiveness, trends in retailing, and marketing decisions made by retailers and wholesalers. It concludes with a section on market logistics decisions.
101 ways to advertise your business online and offlineRajVeer78
This document provides 101 tips for advertising a business in 2021. It discusses how advertising has changed and now requires standing out from competitors through creative ads. Consumers want value, not misleading promises. An effective advertising plan uses multiple mediums to clearly communicate what the business offers customers. Word-of-mouth remains important through good customer service and community involvement. Free online advertising includes search engines, social media, and press releases. Building a website and blog can help with search engine optimization through regular posts and links.
Team Works Entertainment has created a distribution and marketing plan to promote CBD4U's mobile app. The plan targets ages 18-24 in Quakertown, PA initially and aims to expand to ages 30-49 in Richlandtown, PA within a year. TWE will distribute through social media promotion, local retailers, and the Apple Store. The budget is $1,470 and sales are projected to be $4,616.45 in year one, providing a 79% return on investment. Marketing tactics include ads, surveys, flyers, and podcast placements to build the customer base.
Team Works Entertainment has created a distribution and marketing plan to establish CBD4U, a mobile app for CBD products. The target market is males and females aged 18-24 in Quakertown, PA. In year one, CBD4U products will be distributed through their own store, partner stores, and their website and app. In year two, they will seek a large distributor to expand. If successful, the plan will help CBD4U drive more customers and sales over two to three years.
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Complete the following:
1. Price differentiation attempts to sell
Choose one answer.
a. different products with different features at the same price.
b. identical products at different times at different prices.
c. products at lower prices, due to economies of scale, unintentionally resulting in lower net income for the company. incorect
d. products to customers based on their ability to pay.
e. all products at different prices.
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Refer to Your Way, Inc. Which of the following descriptions should Eric use to best explain the difference between the product line and product mix?
Choose one answer.
a. The product line is a group of similar products that differ only in relatively minor characteristics, whereas product mix is all the products a firm offers for sale.
b. The product mix is a group of similar products that differ only in relatively minor characteristics, whereas product line is all the products a firm offers for sale.
c. The product line is a group of unrelated products, whereas product mix is all the products a firm offers for sale. incorrect
d. The product line is a group of similar products, whereas product mix is all products that are different.
e. There is no difference between a product line and product mix.
3. Price serves the function of ____ for goods, services, and financial resources.
Choose one answer.
a. distributor
b. determining factor incorrect
c. screener
d. quantifier
e. allocator
4. Which of the following is the most selective advertising medium?
Choose one answer.
a. Direct mail
b. Magazines
c. Newspapers
d. Out-of-home advertising
e. Television incorrect
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1. As a consumer you are exposed to hundreds and maybe even thousands of
commercial messages every day. These messages may appear in the mass media, as
even sponsorships, telemarketing calls, or even as e mails. The correct term for
all these commercial messages is:
2. Which of the following is the best example of a tangible good?
3. In commercials for Wal Mart, satisfied customers explain why they like to
shop at the retail store. The people in these commercials describe how Wal Mart
provides a one stop shopping place for them and how they like saving time as
well as money by shopping at Wal Mart. In terms of the message dimensions, the
Wal Mart ad is an example of a(n) _______message.
4. The magazine Fancy Cats is designed to satisfy the needs of cat lovers who
want to learn how to better care for their cats. Cat lovers are the magazine s:
5. One of the most basic functions of _____is to identify products and their
source and to differentiate them from others.
6. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, a growing affluence and sophistication of
the consuming public characterized the marketing world of this time period. This
trend was led by:
7. It is no longer enough in marketing and advertising to just produce
outstanding products and commercials. Marketers must use_____, which is a
merging of all their marketing communications with everything else they do.
8. For manufacturers, the best way to beat the competition is to:
9. When the city of Pensacola, Florida, advertises itself as ??€?›the
perfectplace for the perfect Florida vacation??€??, it is using:
10. Revlon funds the Revlon/UCLA Women s Cancer Research Program. In addition,
the cosmetics company supports the National Women s Cancer Research Alliance and
the National Breast Cancer Coalition. Revlon is committing to helping women get
healthy and stay that way and is thusly:
11. In advertising business has evolved into four distinct groups which are:
12. After almost twenty years of operation, Fenton Hardware is going out of
business because it can no longer compete with the national chain do it yourself
stores. What kind of advertising will its owner most likely use to get rid of
the last of the store s inventory?
13. Assume the Ralph Lauren Home Collection sends a ready made advertisement to
a regional magazine published in Alabama, and the magazine publisher inserts the
name, address, and phone number of a local department store chain that carries
the bed linens, glassware, and dinnerware. Ralph Lauren pays 75 percent of the
cost of running the ad. The department store pays the other 25 percent. This is
an example of:
14. Most advertisers break into international marketing by:
15. When the advertising agency of Guinn & Haskian purchased a large amount of
television time for its customers commercials from WSM TV, the agency received
15 percent of the gross amount charged by the TV station. The 15 percent:
16. Niagara makes a non starch spray for easy ironing of soft knots and washable
silks. The ad says the non starch spray is ??€?›for clothes that feel as good
as they look.??€?? Niagara is using _____segmentation
17. Home builders are using_____segmentation to target people over 55 with homes
that have wheelchair friendly door widths, lever door handles, roll out shelves,
raised toilets, and direct 911 wiring.
18. Sears places a great emphasis on researching and then designing products for
males between the ages of 25 50 who love to work with their hands and enjoy home
oriented projects. Sears would classify these men as a :
19. Potato chips are in the ____of their product life cycle. The market is
saturated with different products. To extend this stage, Frito Lay has
introduced WOW!, a line of fat free chips, plus a variety of different flavored
potato chips.
20. The manufacturer of French s mustard is considering marketing a ranch
flavored mustard. Its first step in the research process would be to:
21. Jiffy Lube is interested in collecting secondary information about peak days
of patronage for those customers that were primarily interested in an oil change
and lube job only. Which of the following sources would be the best avenue for
the organization to follow?
22. If a marketing researcher is trying to get hard numbers to make a difficult
decision, which of the following types of research would most likely produce the
results that the researcher is looking for?
3. 23. Leah Gomez has brought ten fashion innovators together to discuss ??€?›the
look??€?? that will be ??€?›in??€?? this year. Gomez wants a freewheeling
discussion that will examine clothes, makeup, and combinations of jewelry and
clothing. Everyone will be able to share experiences and, hopefully, true
feelings. Which of the following research techniques is Gomez using to conduct
her research?
24. The written marketing plan must reflect the goals of top management and:
25. There are a number of over the counter dietary supplements on the market.
Ginkoba advertises itself to baby boomers as a memory aid. Before adopting
this_____strategy, the supplement s manufacturer had to first examine the wants
of the market and the positions of its competitors and then decide on the
competitive position it wants to occupy.
26. An ad for DeBeers encourages readers to call a toll free number to receive a
portfolio of award winning diamond designs or contact the company s website at
www.adiamondisforever.com. According to the advertising pyramid, the purpose of
this advertisement is:
27. _____is the process that directs the advertising message to the right people
at the right place at the right time.
28. Cardinal Hill makes redwood furniture for gardens. The company uses
classified advertising to encourage potential customers to request its latest
catalog. When these requests are received, the catalogs are sent and the
prospects names are entered into the company s database for possible sale of
garden furniture. Cardinal Hill is using:
29. AT&T monitors an Web sites in which it is mentioned. Some of these Web sites
do contain communications that are malicious, and some of their information is
wrong. When such a site is discovered, AT&T has its_____personnel respond to set
the record straight without using legal jargon or highly technical
communication.
30. Who is responsible for writing the words in an ad for new campaign for
Purina Fit & Trim dog food?
31. As a graphic designer, Nicole has been asked to create a series of posters,
which will be sued to promote American Red Cross blood drives. The posters will
support an ad campaign. The posters that Nicole is responsible for creating are
correctly called:
32. Why is radio the least expensive electronic medium on which to produce an
ad?
33. The reach of magazines: