The document outlines a marketing plan for using social media by The Sparks Foundation, a nonprofit organization that offers various internship programs. It discusses the importance of having a social media marketing plan to build brand awareness and engagement. The plan involves setting SMART goals, tracking key metrics, creating audience personas, gathering competitive data, using social listening, identifying imposter accounts, and choosing appropriate social media networks. The overall aim is to effectively promote The Sparks Foundation's programs and mission of improving access to education.
This document outlines the course roadmap for a Hospitality Marketing course. It includes 10 weekly topics that will be covered: Introduction to Hospitality Marketing, Segmentation Targeting and Positioning, SWOT Analysis, Marketing Mix (4Ps), Competitor Analysis, Price Analysis, Marketing Plan, Midterm Examination, Product Life Cycle Strategies. It also provides contact information for the facilitator, Nur Agustinus, and describes the course objectives as developing students' marketing skills and understanding of trends in the hospitality industry.
This document outlines Crisiljefv G. Garrido's personal and professional top 10 list. It discusses outdated ways of doing things in business and marketing concepts to improve. Some key points include enhancing business communication through various online platforms; emphasizing brand benefits to customers; using technology to gain speed advantages; organizing marketing activities, resources and data; exploring market gaps to find additional profits; maintaining a professional style and image; practicing discipline; and aggressively promoting oneself and the Ateneo Graduate School of Business MBA program through family networks, discounts, and regional information sessions. The overall message is about updating traditional approaches using modern marketing strategies.
social media platforms to promote products, brands, or services and engage with target markets are recognized as social media marketing. To achieve marketing goals, it involves creating and distributing stimulating content, engaging with people, and utilizing a variety of social media channels.
With billions of active users across different platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and more, social media has become an integral part of society in today's digital world. Businesses and marketers get an amazing chance to interact and establish personal connections with their target market thanks to this.
Several major methods and tactics are used in social media marketing. Creating company profiles on key social media sites is the first step in building a powerful online presence. These profiles form the basis for sharing material, creating communities, and communicating with users.
Michael Rome has over 15 years of experience in strategic marketing, new product development, and project management. He has worked in various roles for food and consumer goods companies, currently serving as an Engagement Specialist for Crossmark. Rome received his MBA with a focus on marketing and management. He also holds a PMP certification and has received training in Six Sigma and Lean methodologies. In his spare time, Rome volunteers as the Board President for Respite Endowment Organization, which supports families of children with special needs.
Christopher Kardaras is a marketing and product development specialist seeking to drive revenue growth through innovative strategies. He has experience leading marketing efforts for several companies, developing marketing plans, performing market research, optimizing websites, managing social media, and analyzing target markets. Kardaras also founded an education business in China and is fluent in Mandarin Chinese.
This document discusses integrated marketing communications in urban markets in India. It notes that India's young urban demographic is an attractive market for foreign investors due to government investment in urban development. India led global consumer confidence indices in recent quarters due to lower inflation and positive economic conditions. The urban population in India is expected to grow significantly, reaching 590 million by 2030, which will create new employment and market opportunities in infrastructure, education, transportation, and healthcare. The rapid urban expansion is an important consideration for integrated marketing communication strategies targeting India's growing urban consumer base.
This document provides an overview of a digital marketing training program presented by Hypertag Solutions Ltd. The training will provide an understanding of digital marketing concepts, strategies, and tools. It will cover topics like planning a website, search engine optimization, social media marketing, content marketing, and campaigns. The goal is to help participants enhance their employable skills and find freelance jobs in online outsourcing marketplaces. The learning outcomes include exploring digital marketing, analyzing measurement tools, and designing, measuring, and improving Facebook paid and content marketing campaigns. The session will focus on creating slide content, introducing content generation tools, and posting articles to different online platforms.
The document outlines a marketing plan for using social media by The Sparks Foundation, a nonprofit organization that offers various internship programs. It discusses the importance of having a social media marketing plan to build brand awareness and engagement. The plan involves setting SMART goals, tracking key metrics, creating audience personas, gathering competitive data, using social listening, identifying imposter accounts, and choosing appropriate social media networks. The overall aim is to effectively promote The Sparks Foundation's programs and mission of improving access to education.
This document outlines the course roadmap for a Hospitality Marketing course. It includes 10 weekly topics that will be covered: Introduction to Hospitality Marketing, Segmentation Targeting and Positioning, SWOT Analysis, Marketing Mix (4Ps), Competitor Analysis, Price Analysis, Marketing Plan, Midterm Examination, Product Life Cycle Strategies. It also provides contact information for the facilitator, Nur Agustinus, and describes the course objectives as developing students' marketing skills and understanding of trends in the hospitality industry.
This document outlines Crisiljefv G. Garrido's personal and professional top 10 list. It discusses outdated ways of doing things in business and marketing concepts to improve. Some key points include enhancing business communication through various online platforms; emphasizing brand benefits to customers; using technology to gain speed advantages; organizing marketing activities, resources and data; exploring market gaps to find additional profits; maintaining a professional style and image; practicing discipline; and aggressively promoting oneself and the Ateneo Graduate School of Business MBA program through family networks, discounts, and regional information sessions. The overall message is about updating traditional approaches using modern marketing strategies.
social media platforms to promote products, brands, or services and engage with target markets are recognized as social media marketing. To achieve marketing goals, it involves creating and distributing stimulating content, engaging with people, and utilizing a variety of social media channels.
With billions of active users across different platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and more, social media has become an integral part of society in today's digital world. Businesses and marketers get an amazing chance to interact and establish personal connections with their target market thanks to this.
Several major methods and tactics are used in social media marketing. Creating company profiles on key social media sites is the first step in building a powerful online presence. These profiles form the basis for sharing material, creating communities, and communicating with users.
Michael Rome has over 15 years of experience in strategic marketing, new product development, and project management. He has worked in various roles for food and consumer goods companies, currently serving as an Engagement Specialist for Crossmark. Rome received his MBA with a focus on marketing and management. He also holds a PMP certification and has received training in Six Sigma and Lean methodologies. In his spare time, Rome volunteers as the Board President for Respite Endowment Organization, which supports families of children with special needs.
Christopher Kardaras is a marketing and product development specialist seeking to drive revenue growth through innovative strategies. He has experience leading marketing efforts for several companies, developing marketing plans, performing market research, optimizing websites, managing social media, and analyzing target markets. Kardaras also founded an education business in China and is fluent in Mandarin Chinese.
This document discusses integrated marketing communications in urban markets in India. It notes that India's young urban demographic is an attractive market for foreign investors due to government investment in urban development. India led global consumer confidence indices in recent quarters due to lower inflation and positive economic conditions. The urban population in India is expected to grow significantly, reaching 590 million by 2030, which will create new employment and market opportunities in infrastructure, education, transportation, and healthcare. The rapid urban expansion is an important consideration for integrated marketing communication strategies targeting India's growing urban consumer base.
This document provides an overview of a digital marketing training program presented by Hypertag Solutions Ltd. The training will provide an understanding of digital marketing concepts, strategies, and tools. It will cover topics like planning a website, search engine optimization, social media marketing, content marketing, and campaigns. The goal is to help participants enhance their employable skills and find freelance jobs in online outsourcing marketplaces. The learning outcomes include exploring digital marketing, analyzing measurement tools, and designing, measuring, and improving Facebook paid and content marketing campaigns. The session will focus on creating slide content, introducing content generation tools, and posting articles to different online platforms.
This document provides an overview of the promotional mix and its key elements. It begins with an introduction to the promotional mix and its objectives of informing, persuading and reminding customers. It then discusses the five main elements of the promotional mix: advertising, sales promotion, personal selling, publicity, and direct marketing. For each element, it provides definitions and discusses their key characteristics. It emphasizes that the promotional mix should use a balanced combination of these tools to effectively communicate with target audiences.
This document discusses key aspects of developing an advertising plan and strategy. It covers setting objectives, targeting audiences, developing message and media strategies, and evaluating advertising effectiveness. Various methods for budgeting advertising expenditures are also reviewed, as well as factors related to successful introductory advertising and the relationship between advertising and sales. The overall goal is to learn how to plan strategic advertising by considering audience targeting, messaging, media selection, and evaluation metrics.
Allison Cupillari is a marketing manager with over 13 years of experience in brand management, product marketing, account management, and developing marketing strategies. She is currently a Senior Manager at Oldfields, where she helps develop the company's strategic plan and focuses on sales expertise. Previously, she spent six years in leadership roles at Sunbeam Corporation, gaining experience in brand management, product marketing, staff management, and new product development. She is highly skilled in creating and implementing strategies to deliver projects on time and within budget.
Craft Resumes that Recruiters Love. Join this session and leave with three tools: message map, STAR statements, and resume format identification to help you construct your resume.
This document discusses key concepts for developing marketing strategies and plans. It covers developing customer value through the value delivery process and value chain analysis. It also discusses strategic planning at different organization levels, including defining the business mission, assessing opportunities and threats, formulating goals and strategies. Additionally, it addresses developing marketing plans for individual business units and products, and the importance of the marketing plan as an output of the marketing process.
This document is a resume for Jill Arthur Barry outlining her experience in strategic branding, marketing, and business development. She has over 15 years of experience leading new product development, conducting market research, and developing growth-focused marketing programs. Her resume highlights key roles and accomplishments managing brands and accounts at various marketing and advertising firms.
The document provides a summary of Israel Joseph Dominguez Buenaobra's qualifications and experience in marketing, communications, branding, and public relations. Over 15 years, he has held various roles including Head of Communications, Brand Consultant, Corporate Communications Officer, and Employee Engagement Officer. He provides strategic services in areas such as corporate communications, public relations, branding, marketing, and crisis management.
This document provides an overview of key concepts from Chapter 2 of the textbook "Strategic Marketing Management" including company-wide strategic planning, designing business portfolios, developing growth strategies, partnering with other departments, developing a customer value-driven marketing strategy, and using tools like SWOT analysis, segmentation, targeting, and positioning. The learning objectives, steps in strategic planning, components of a mission statement, and analyzing business portfolios are described over several pages.
This document provides an overview of key steps for developing a social marketing program. It discusses managing social marketing programs, including developing tactics to execute the strategy. Three important areas for tactics are monitoring and evaluating programs, establishing budgets and finding funding, and creating an implementation plan. The document then reviews the 10 steps for developing a social marketing program, which include conceptualizing the program, conducting a situational analysis, identifying the target audience, setting behavioral objectives and goals, assessing barriers and benefits, developing a positioning statement, creating a marketing mix, monitoring and evaluating programs, establishing a budget, and creating an implementation plan.
The document discusses product marketing, which is the process of promoting and selling a product to a specific target market. It involves researching, developing, and communicating the value of a product to potential customers with the goal of increasing demand and driving sales. Key aspects of product marketing discussed include conducting market research, identifying target audiences, developing a unique selling proposition, creating a marketing mix, developing a marketing budget, and working with sales teams.
In Marketing Skills training course, delegates will be introduced to the entire process of marketing and see how each area can benefit their organization.
By the end of this course the delegates will be able to:
Understand historical approaches to marketing and how marketing process works in practice
Analyse your company in relation with your competitors & by examining your customers’ decision making process
Segment the market, target each segment and use a marketing mix to address each segment as part of your marketing strategy
Use product life cycle to decide on your marketing strategy
Set your pricing strategy using a variety of methods and in line with supply and demand
Identify distribution channels and setup various ways to get your products to customers ahead of your competitors
Use four main elements of promotion to popularise your products
Follow a number of well-established marketing guidelines to maximise your chances of success
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Jeffrey K. Pederson provides a summary of his experience in sales, marketing, and communications roles over his distinguished career. He has a proven track record of developing and implementing strategies that create visibility and drive revenue. His skills include strategic planning, brand development, sales management, and team leadership. Pederson has experience in publishing, retail, and marketing agencies, and has contributed to millions in revenue and profit growth across various organizations.
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In today's digital age, social media has emerged as a powerful tool for businesses to connect with their audience, build brand awareness, and drive sales. With billions of active users across various platforms, social media offers unparalleled reach and engagement opportunities for marketers.
This document outlines the 10 step marketing strategy process that includes understanding customers, analyzing the market and competition, defining the marketing mix of product, price, place and promotion, and reviewing and revising the strategy. It emphasizes the importance of market research at various stages to develop a successful strategic plan aligned with business goals. The marketing mix elements should be tailored to the target niche market and address their pain points. Continuous evaluation of strategy effectiveness and revision as needed is also recommended.
This document discusses innovation and new product development (NPD) in fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies. It argues that innovation is not currently working for many FMCG firms, as most new products fail within their first year and consumers feel brands are not innovating enough. The document proposes that companies need to evolve their innovation process across four key areas: 1) framing NPD objectives based on strategic insights, 2) rigorously commercializing NPD before sign-off, 3) creating execution plans to engage stakeholders and excite customers, and 4) designing KPIs to sustainably evaluate NPD. Adopting these changes could help reignite NPD-led growth.
Christine graduated from UGA with a BBA in Marketing and is interested in digital marketing and UX design. Her portfolio showcases her marketing works including a social media campaign for Primark, market research on a local program called Farm Rx, and a marketing strategy developed for a massage therapy business. It also features app designs for a delivery service called ZoomCart that was created for a class project and various typeface designs exploring typography as images and branding.
The document outlines the new product development (NPD) process. It discusses the key driving forces behind NPD including aligning with consumer needs and technological advances. The NPD process involves 8 stages: idea generation, idea screening, concept development and testing, marketing strategy development, business analysis, product development, test marketing, and commercialization. Each stage is described in 1-2 sentences. The document also notes reasons for new product failures can include overestimating demand, design flaws, poor positioning or promotion, and competitive responses.
Marketing involves a variety of functions aimed at communicating the value of products and services to customers, including advertising, public relations, sales promotions, pricing, distribution, and social media. The goal is to promote and sell offerings that create value for customers, partners, and society. Offline marketing uses traditional media like events, print, radio, and billboards, while online marketing relies on techniques like search engine optimization to help search engines understand websites and determine their usefulness. An effective marketing strategy considers the four P's of marketing - product, place, price, and promotion.
This document provides an overview of the promotional mix and its key elements. It begins with an introduction to the promotional mix and its objectives of informing, persuading and reminding customers. It then discusses the five main elements of the promotional mix: advertising, sales promotion, personal selling, publicity, and direct marketing. For each element, it provides definitions and discusses their key characteristics. It emphasizes that the promotional mix should use a balanced combination of these tools to effectively communicate with target audiences.
This document discusses key aspects of developing an advertising plan and strategy. It covers setting objectives, targeting audiences, developing message and media strategies, and evaluating advertising effectiveness. Various methods for budgeting advertising expenditures are also reviewed, as well as factors related to successful introductory advertising and the relationship between advertising and sales. The overall goal is to learn how to plan strategic advertising by considering audience targeting, messaging, media selection, and evaluation metrics.
Allison Cupillari is a marketing manager with over 13 years of experience in brand management, product marketing, account management, and developing marketing strategies. She is currently a Senior Manager at Oldfields, where she helps develop the company's strategic plan and focuses on sales expertise. Previously, she spent six years in leadership roles at Sunbeam Corporation, gaining experience in brand management, product marketing, staff management, and new product development. She is highly skilled in creating and implementing strategies to deliver projects on time and within budget.
Craft Resumes that Recruiters Love. Join this session and leave with three tools: message map, STAR statements, and resume format identification to help you construct your resume.
This document discusses key concepts for developing marketing strategies and plans. It covers developing customer value through the value delivery process and value chain analysis. It also discusses strategic planning at different organization levels, including defining the business mission, assessing opportunities and threats, formulating goals and strategies. Additionally, it addresses developing marketing plans for individual business units and products, and the importance of the marketing plan as an output of the marketing process.
This document is a resume for Jill Arthur Barry outlining her experience in strategic branding, marketing, and business development. She has over 15 years of experience leading new product development, conducting market research, and developing growth-focused marketing programs. Her resume highlights key roles and accomplishments managing brands and accounts at various marketing and advertising firms.
The document provides a summary of Israel Joseph Dominguez Buenaobra's qualifications and experience in marketing, communications, branding, and public relations. Over 15 years, he has held various roles including Head of Communications, Brand Consultant, Corporate Communications Officer, and Employee Engagement Officer. He provides strategic services in areas such as corporate communications, public relations, branding, marketing, and crisis management.
This document provides an overview of key concepts from Chapter 2 of the textbook "Strategic Marketing Management" including company-wide strategic planning, designing business portfolios, developing growth strategies, partnering with other departments, developing a customer value-driven marketing strategy, and using tools like SWOT analysis, segmentation, targeting, and positioning. The learning objectives, steps in strategic planning, components of a mission statement, and analyzing business portfolios are described over several pages.
This document provides an overview of key steps for developing a social marketing program. It discusses managing social marketing programs, including developing tactics to execute the strategy. Three important areas for tactics are monitoring and evaluating programs, establishing budgets and finding funding, and creating an implementation plan. The document then reviews the 10 steps for developing a social marketing program, which include conceptualizing the program, conducting a situational analysis, identifying the target audience, setting behavioral objectives and goals, assessing barriers and benefits, developing a positioning statement, creating a marketing mix, monitoring and evaluating programs, establishing a budget, and creating an implementation plan.
The document discusses product marketing, which is the process of promoting and selling a product to a specific target market. It involves researching, developing, and communicating the value of a product to potential customers with the goal of increasing demand and driving sales. Key aspects of product marketing discussed include conducting market research, identifying target audiences, developing a unique selling proposition, creating a marketing mix, developing a marketing budget, and working with sales teams.
In Marketing Skills training course, delegates will be introduced to the entire process of marketing and see how each area can benefit their organization.
By the end of this course the delegates will be able to:
Understand historical approaches to marketing and how marketing process works in practice
Analyse your company in relation with your competitors & by examining your customers’ decision making process
Segment the market, target each segment and use a marketing mix to address each segment as part of your marketing strategy
Use product life cycle to decide on your marketing strategy
Set your pricing strategy using a variety of methods and in line with supply and demand
Identify distribution channels and setup various ways to get your products to customers ahead of your competitors
Use four main elements of promotion to popularise your products
Follow a number of well-established marketing guidelines to maximise your chances of success
Call: 00971 4 3974905
WhatsApp:- 00971508530428 / 00971504130424 / 00971503068426
Email: mail@zabeelinstitute.ae
Jeffrey K. Pederson provides a summary of his experience in sales, marketing, and communications roles over his distinguished career. He has a proven track record of developing and implementing strategies that create visibility and drive revenue. His skills include strategic planning, brand development, sales management, and team leadership. Pederson has experience in publishing, retail, and marketing agencies, and has contributed to millions in revenue and profit growth across various organizations.
The Power of Social Media: Strategies for Effective Marketingabdulwaheedsq3434
In today's digital age, social media has emerged as a powerful tool for businesses to connect with their audience, build brand awareness, and drive sales. With billions of active users across various platforms, social media offers unparalleled reach and engagement opportunities for marketers.
This document outlines the 10 step marketing strategy process that includes understanding customers, analyzing the market and competition, defining the marketing mix of product, price, place and promotion, and reviewing and revising the strategy. It emphasizes the importance of market research at various stages to develop a successful strategic plan aligned with business goals. The marketing mix elements should be tailored to the target niche market and address their pain points. Continuous evaluation of strategy effectiveness and revision as needed is also recommended.
This document discusses innovation and new product development (NPD) in fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies. It argues that innovation is not currently working for many FMCG firms, as most new products fail within their first year and consumers feel brands are not innovating enough. The document proposes that companies need to evolve their innovation process across four key areas: 1) framing NPD objectives based on strategic insights, 2) rigorously commercializing NPD before sign-off, 3) creating execution plans to engage stakeholders and excite customers, and 4) designing KPIs to sustainably evaluate NPD. Adopting these changes could help reignite NPD-led growth.
Christine graduated from UGA with a BBA in Marketing and is interested in digital marketing and UX design. Her portfolio showcases her marketing works including a social media campaign for Primark, market research on a local program called Farm Rx, and a marketing strategy developed for a massage therapy business. It also features app designs for a delivery service called ZoomCart that was created for a class project and various typeface designs exploring typography as images and branding.
The document outlines the new product development (NPD) process. It discusses the key driving forces behind NPD including aligning with consumer needs and technological advances. The NPD process involves 8 stages: idea generation, idea screening, concept development and testing, marketing strategy development, business analysis, product development, test marketing, and commercialization. Each stage is described in 1-2 sentences. The document also notes reasons for new product failures can include overestimating demand, design flaws, poor positioning or promotion, and competitive responses.
Marketing involves a variety of functions aimed at communicating the value of products and services to customers, including advertising, public relations, sales promotions, pricing, distribution, and social media. The goal is to promote and sell offerings that create value for customers, partners, and society. Offline marketing uses traditional media like events, print, radio, and billboards, while online marketing relies on techniques like search engine optimization to help search engines understand websites and determine their usefulness. An effective marketing strategy considers the four P's of marketing - product, place, price, and promotion.
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2. Introduction
• During my six-week summer internship at BASKIN ROBBINS, a leading ice
cream manufacturer, my primary goal was to acquire a comprehensive
understanding of the industry and advance my professional capabilities. I
sought to deepen my insight into product development by immersing
myself in market trends, customer needs, and the intricacies of the food
sector. Specifically, I aimed to specialize in marketing tailored to the safety
industry, which entailed comprehending consumer behavior, segmenting
markets, and devising effective marketing strategies. This internship
bridged the gap between theory and practice, allowing me to apply
academic knowledge to real-world scenarios through involvement in
market research, marketing initiatives, and pertinent data analysis within
the food industry. I endeavored to enhance crucial professional skills like
communication, teamwork, and problem-solving by collaborating with
diverse teams in this dynamic business environment.
3. Purpose and Scope of report
• This report outlines my experiences and achievements throughout a two-
month internship at BASKIN ROBBINS, a distributor specializing in safety
equipment. It delineates my role in product development, utilizing market
research to enhance our offerings and explore novel designs.
Furthermore, it illustrates my engagement in marketing analysis,
employing data tools to understand consumer behavior and evaluate
campaign efficacy within the safety sector. The report underscores the
importance of collaboration, illustrating how I collaborated with cross-
functional teams to ensure cohesive product development and marketing
4. Limitations
• While my internship at BASKIN ROBBINS provided
significant learning experiences, I encountered
certain limitations. The six-week duration
constrained my involvement in complex projects to
some degree. Furthermore, restrictions on accessing
sensitive or confidential data limited my ability to
fully participate in marketing analysis. Additionally,
as an intern, my primary focus was on assisting
existing projects, which restricted my independence
to initiate autonomous endeavors.
5. WEEKLY REPORTS
• During my 6-week internship at BASKIN ROBBINS, I had the privilege of serving as a
marketing intern, closely working alongside experienced professionals in the
marketing department. This report aims to document my internship journey,
encompassing a range of experiences and insights gained during this period. From
the initial orientation phase to the concluding weeks, each week presented
distinctive challenges and opportunities for personal growth, facilitating the
acquisition of practical skills, a deeper understanding of marketing principles, and
meaningful contributions to the company’s marketing initiatives.
• Week 1: Orientation and Introduction During the first week, I familiarized myself
with the culture of BASKIN ROBBINS, participating in orientation sessions and
acquainting myself with the company's policies and procedures. Additionally, I
delved into BASKIN ROBBINS' rich history, mission, and values, laying a strong
foundation for my internship journey. This phase provided a comprehensive
understanding of BASKIN ROBBINS, offering insights into its goals, values, and
operational frameworks. I gained valuable insights into the company's core
principles and how they are applied in day-to-day operations. Moving forward, I
aim to shadow members of the marketing team to observe ongoing initiatives and
become familiar with BASKIN ROBBINS' marketing efforts.
6. • Week 2: Introduction to Marketing Department In the second week, I shadowed members of
BASKIN ROBBINS' marketing team, actively participating in meetings and observing the
progress of ongoing projects within the department. This immersive experience provided
valuable insights into various marketing activities, including social media campaigns and
market research projects. Through active observation and involvement, I deepened my
understanding of diverse marketing strategies and the importance of collaboration and
teamwork in achieving marketing objectives. My goal for the following week is to contribute
to minor tasks within existing projects and gradually take on more responsibilities
• Week 3: Market Research and Analysis During this week, I actively participated in BASKIN
ROBBINS' market research efforts, collecting and analyzing data on market trends and
consumer preferences. I familiarized myself with various research methodologies and
analytical techniques. This hands-on experience provided insights into the importance of
data-driven approaches in shaping effective marketing strategies. Looking ahead, my
objective is to compile the research findings into a comprehensive report to inform strategic
planning and decision-making processes.
• Week 4: Content Creation and Social Media Management In the fourth week, I assisted in
creating content for BASKIN ROBBINS' social media platforms, including scheduling posts and
monitoring engagement metrics. I learned about effective content creation practices and
utilized social media management tools. This experience gave me practical insights into
developing engaging content and managing social media channels to enhance online
presence and brand identity
7. SYNOPSIS
• During the summer, I had the privilege of interning at BASKIN ROBBINS, a
leading store of ice creams & shakes. My role involved collaborative work
within the marketing and sales departments, with the primary goal of
gaining practical knowledge of marketing through the creation of targeted
marketing strategies. Key Objectives:
• 1. Market Research: - Investigating consumer preferences for different
types of ice creams & shakes. - Analyzing market competition and the
variety of products available.
• 2. Marketing Strategy: - Formulating a comprehensive marketing strategy
for the promotion of new products, encompassing pricing, messaging, and
promotional channels. - Recommending detailed product information to
target audiences, providing ingredients information.
8. CONCLUSION
• In summary, my internship at BASKIN ROBBINS
has been enriching, providing me with
valuable insights, practical skills, and personal
growth opportunities in the field of marketing.
From conducting market research to
managing campaigns, each task presented
unique challenges, fostering critical thinking,
problem-solving, and collaboration skills.