Please take a few minutes to check out my PowerPoint presentation. It’s a great representation of what we do at Spartan. If you’ve already seen it, I added a new slide to it today. Thanks!
PS. I made some changes to the originally posted PPT.
Kacey Powell proposes designs for a new stadium called Powell Stadium. It would be located near an airport for convenience and sponsored by Walmart. The stadium would include various food vendors like McDonald's, Burger King, and Five Guys. It would also host several events like a motocross race, car show, and paintball tournament to attract visitors.
Sparta had a rigid dual-monarchy government and military-focused society. Boys were taken from their families at age 7 to undergo harsh military training. Spartan women were also expected to be physically fit to produce strong sons for the military. Sparta isolated itself from other Greek city-states and focused solely on its military strength.
私たちが今まで呼んでいた Web デザインとは一体何だったのでしょうか?その中にはウソもあればホントのこともあります。私たちは過去から何を見出し、これからに繋げれば良いのでしょうか? Web らしくデザインするの意味は何でしょうか?利用者とクライアント間のギャップを埋めれば良いのでしょうか?これらの疑問に今セッションで応えていきます。
Kacey Powell proposes designs for a new stadium called Powell Stadium. It would be located near an airport for convenience and sponsored by Walmart. The stadium would include various food vendors like McDonald's, Burger King, and Five Guys. It would also host several events like a motocross race, car show, and paintball tournament to attract visitors.
Sparta had a rigid dual-monarchy government and military-focused society. Boys were taken from their families at age 7 to undergo harsh military training. Spartan women were also expected to be physically fit to produce strong sons for the military. Sparta isolated itself from other Greek city-states and focused solely on its military strength.
私たちが今まで呼んでいた Web デザインとは一体何だったのでしょうか?その中にはウソもあればホントのこともあります。私たちは過去から何を見出し、これからに繋げれば良いのでしょうか? Web らしくデザインするの意味は何でしょうか?利用者とクライアント間のギャップを埋めれば良いのでしょうか?これらの疑問に今セッションで応えていきます。
Yep, I\'ve updated this presentation yet again. I hope you will take the time to look at it if you haven\'t already. I want you to know exactly what Spartan Promotional Group is about & how I can help you meet your business goals.
1. The document summarizes a group project for a charity drive event organized by 8 members to raise funds for Rumah KIDS orphanage. They set up a food and beverage stall on campus selling products like ice cream puffs, popsicles, and corn.
2. To promote their products and raise awareness for their charity, the group utilized various marketing strategies like social media promotions, attractive booth design, and on-site sales conversations. They also offered deals and sold from multiple locations on campus.
3. Through creative product packaging with drawings and dry ice effects, along with a variety of flavors, the group aimed to provide a satisfying experience for customers while fundraising for their chosen charity of providing support to orphaned
This document outlines the business plan for a new food and drink business in the Philippines. It introduces the CEO, vice president, and secretary, as well as shareholders. The mission is to earn profits to fund programs for malnourished children and provide school supplies to poor families. The vision is to satisfy Filipino tastes with affordable, light foods that will lead to business success. The business will sell items like Shakeys, Cokeys, frozen Nescafé, and con hielo to fulfill this vision. Marketing strategies include developing a budget, advertising online, building an online presence, targeting the market, and focusing on the key aspects of products, price, promotion, place, and people. Financial projections estimate startup expenses and
The business plan is for a food and drink business started by Ariel Binalayo, Roselyn Pantinople, and Kisha Serafin. The mission is to earn profits through food sales to support feeding programs for malnourished children and school supplies for poor families. The vision is to satisfy young Filipinos with affordable, light meals like Shakeys, Cokeys, frozen items, and Nescafe. Marketing strategies include developing budgets, advertising, listings, targeting markets, and focusing on the 5 P's. Financial projections estimate expenses of ₱1,840, net profit of ₱160, and total projected sales and profit of ₱4,000.
This business plan is for a Filipino food and drink business with the mission of earning profits to support malnutrition programs and provide school supplies to poor families. The CEO is Ariel Binalayo with Roselyn Pantinople as Vice President and Kisha Serafin as Secretary. The vision is to satisfy Filipino tastes with affordable, light foods like Shakeys, Cokeys, frozen Nescafé, and con hielo. Marketing strategies include advertising on sites and blogs, building an online presence, targeting markets, and focusing on the five P's. Financial projections estimate total expenses of 1,840 pesos, net profit of 160 pesos, and total projected sales and profit of 4,000 pesos
Procurement, Salesman, Logistics
HARRIS
Coordinator
ONG JIE EN
Finance Leader, Salesman, Inventory Controller
CHONG HAO FOONG Marketing Leader, Salesman, Social Media
Manager
TEOH ZHE KHAI
Operations Leader, Salesman, Inventory
Controller
YEW WING KEE
Product Development Leader, Salesman,
Procurement Assistant
TEY CHENG FERN
Secretary, Salesman, Inventory Controller
LUKE @ CHUNG HOW
Salesman, Logistics Coordinator, Inventory
CYONG
Controller
The job scopes were divided based on their strengths and abilities
This document provides details about a group project to run a charity drive event selling food and beverages. The group comprised of 8 members who chose to support Rumah KIDS, a nonprofit home for orphans. They sold items like ice cream puffs, popsicles, ice cream, and corn to raise funds. Competition included other student groups selling foods like sausages, waffles, and fruits. The group's products were packaged attractively and sold at an affordable price point near the student center over 4 days to generate donations for the charity.
This document provides details about a group project to run a charity drive event selling food and beverages. The group comprised of 8 members who chose to support Rumah KIDS, a nonprofit home for orphans. They sold items like ice cream puffs, popsicles, ice cream, and corn to raise funds. Competition included other student groups selling foods like sausages, waffles, and fruits. The group's products were packaged attractively and sold at an affordable price point to students to maximize sales and donations for their charity.
This document outlines a marketing campaign plan for Snapple beverages. The goals are to increase purchases in Snapple's core "Heartland" region, drive purchases nationwide, build brand awareness, and engage consumers through shareable experiences. Research found consumers see Snapple as a sugary treat rather than healthy option. The campaign's big idea is to position Snapple as embracing quirks and not taking oneself too seriously by encouraging consumers to "Live a Little." Elements include print and video ads showing fun moments, in-store promotions, social media campaigns, product placements, and experiential out-of-home promotions. The media plan aims to create interactions and build the Snapple brand across digital, social, television, and
This document appears to be a marketing campaign plan for Snapple beverages. It includes sections on research conducted, target audiences, competitors, branding analysis, goals of the campaign, and proposed creative concepts. The key insights from research found that while Snapple is seen as sugary, consumers still treat themselves occasionally. The big idea is to position Snapple not as a healthy drink but as a fun treat, emphasizing its quirky personality from the 1990s/2000s to encourage consumers to "live a little."
This document outlines a marketing campaign plan for Snapple beverages. The goals are to increase purchases in Snapple's core "Heartland" region, drive purchases nationwide, build brand awareness, and engage consumers through shareable experiences. Research found consumers see Snapple as a sugary treat rather than healthy option. The campaign's big idea is to position Snapple as embracing quirks and not taking oneself too seriously by encouraging consumers to "Live a Little." Elements include print and video ads showing fun moments, in-store promotions, social media campaigns, product placements, and experiential out-of-home promotions. The media plan aims to create interactions and build the Snapple brand across digital, social, television, and
The whole mechanism and the methodology, process, quality measures, marketing tactics, swot analysis and every aspect regarding the company is discussed in detail.
Social Media Monitoring Foundation & First StepsAndy Beal
This document outlines 6 steps to becoming a reputation monitoring ninja. The steps are: 1) understand your goals for reputation monitoring; 2) determine what to monitor such as brands, employees, trademarks; 3) evaluate free monitoring tools before paying; 4) start doing it yourself to understand your needs; 5) share what you learn with others in your company; 6) commit to taking action based on what you find like fixing issues, training employees, and engaging customers. The overall message is to set goals, use free tools at first, do hands-on monitoring, share information, and take steps to address reputation issues.
The document discusses how poor communication is often the underlying reason for innovation failures. It notes that poor internal communication within companies can result in great innovations not moving forward or receiving poor test results. Poor external communication with consumers, such as in concept testing, advertising, or packaging, can also cause innovations that tested well to ultimately fail in the marketplace. Effective communication is important at every stage of innovation development and launch, both within companies and with consumers, retailers, and other stakeholders.
The group formed a business called De Dotz to run a charity drive selling food and drinks over 4 days to raise money for Shelter Home for Children. De Dotz sold Matcha Doriyaki, Raspberry Muffins, Cake Pops, Soya Pudding with Longan, and canned drinks. They targeted Taylor's University students and aimed to raise RM2000. Although there was competition, they managed to hit their target through strategies like posters and booth decoration. A total of RM2818.55 was raised for the charity.
The document summarizes a student group's project to design a solution for purchasing coffee on the go. It outlines their research process, including identifying known and unknown information, conducting interviews and observations at coffee stations, analyzing findings to identify problems and needs, and developing concepts and a prototype for an improved sugar dispenser. The group found current sugar packets often spilled and made a mess. Their solution aims to allow adding sugar cleanly with one hand. The document reflects on lessons learned around assumptions and iterative research and design.
By Anitra Schulte from Henson Consulting
When it comes to consumer friendly content, a great chasm exists between physicians and the media. Public Relations professionals are charged with bridging that divide. The challenge? Physicians have a breadth and depth of knowledge so medical and technical that it rarely translates to the mainstream media without a hefty translation. At the end of this webinar, listeners will understand the importance of: getting to know your physicians’ passions, developing tips in your media pitch, thinking seasonally, thinking visually, and planning, planning, planning.
This document discusses passion brands and provides examples of Apple, Nike, and Starbucks as passion brands. It also discusses paths to building passion brands, including adopting a shared worldview, engaging customers, and branding the buzz. The document suggests ways Cheerwine can learn from these brands such as using emotional marketing, widening demographics, emphasizing design, and pinpointing shared values. It also discusses the growing interest in vintage soft drinks and implications for Cheerwine to look beyond traditional marketing approaches.
Nestle Bangladesh produces and distributes various food and beverage products in Bangladesh. It produces instant noodles, cereals, soup, beverages and infant nutrition products at its factory located in Sreepur. Nestle Bangladesh segments the market based on geography, demographics, psychographics and behavior. It targets different products like baby products and coffee to specific market segments. Nestle Bangladesh distributes its products through 80 distributors across 6 regions of Bangladesh. It uses locally sourced raw materials and environmentally friendly manufacturing processes.
The document provides information on segmentation, targeting, and positioning strategies for various food and beverage brands in India. It discusses STP strategies for packaged foods, chocolates, biscuits, chips, instant noodles, and ready-to-eat products from brands like Cadbury, Nestle, Britannia, ITC, Amul, Parle, MTR, Frito Lay, and Knorr. The segmentation is based on factors like geography, demographics, benefits sought. The targets include various age groups and customer personas. The positioning focuses on health, taste, and occasions.
Yep, I\'ve updated this presentation yet again. I hope you will take the time to look at it if you haven\'t already. I want you to know exactly what Spartan Promotional Group is about & how I can help you meet your business goals.
1. The document summarizes a group project for a charity drive event organized by 8 members to raise funds for Rumah KIDS orphanage. They set up a food and beverage stall on campus selling products like ice cream puffs, popsicles, and corn.
2. To promote their products and raise awareness for their charity, the group utilized various marketing strategies like social media promotions, attractive booth design, and on-site sales conversations. They also offered deals and sold from multiple locations on campus.
3. Through creative product packaging with drawings and dry ice effects, along with a variety of flavors, the group aimed to provide a satisfying experience for customers while fundraising for their chosen charity of providing support to orphaned
This document outlines the business plan for a new food and drink business in the Philippines. It introduces the CEO, vice president, and secretary, as well as shareholders. The mission is to earn profits to fund programs for malnourished children and provide school supplies to poor families. The vision is to satisfy Filipino tastes with affordable, light foods that will lead to business success. The business will sell items like Shakeys, Cokeys, frozen Nescafé, and con hielo to fulfill this vision. Marketing strategies include developing a budget, advertising online, building an online presence, targeting the market, and focusing on the key aspects of products, price, promotion, place, and people. Financial projections estimate startup expenses and
The business plan is for a food and drink business started by Ariel Binalayo, Roselyn Pantinople, and Kisha Serafin. The mission is to earn profits through food sales to support feeding programs for malnourished children and school supplies for poor families. The vision is to satisfy young Filipinos with affordable, light meals like Shakeys, Cokeys, frozen items, and Nescafe. Marketing strategies include developing budgets, advertising, listings, targeting markets, and focusing on the 5 P's. Financial projections estimate expenses of ₱1,840, net profit of ₱160, and total projected sales and profit of ₱4,000.
This business plan is for a Filipino food and drink business with the mission of earning profits to support malnutrition programs and provide school supplies to poor families. The CEO is Ariel Binalayo with Roselyn Pantinople as Vice President and Kisha Serafin as Secretary. The vision is to satisfy Filipino tastes with affordable, light foods like Shakeys, Cokeys, frozen Nescafé, and con hielo. Marketing strategies include advertising on sites and blogs, building an online presence, targeting markets, and focusing on the five P's. Financial projections estimate total expenses of 1,840 pesos, net profit of 160 pesos, and total projected sales and profit of 4,000 pesos
Procurement, Salesman, Logistics
HARRIS
Coordinator
ONG JIE EN
Finance Leader, Salesman, Inventory Controller
CHONG HAO FOONG Marketing Leader, Salesman, Social Media
Manager
TEOH ZHE KHAI
Operations Leader, Salesman, Inventory
Controller
YEW WING KEE
Product Development Leader, Salesman,
Procurement Assistant
TEY CHENG FERN
Secretary, Salesman, Inventory Controller
LUKE @ CHUNG HOW
Salesman, Logistics Coordinator, Inventory
CYONG
Controller
The job scopes were divided based on their strengths and abilities
This document provides details about a group project to run a charity drive event selling food and beverages. The group comprised of 8 members who chose to support Rumah KIDS, a nonprofit home for orphans. They sold items like ice cream puffs, popsicles, ice cream, and corn to raise funds. Competition included other student groups selling foods like sausages, waffles, and fruits. The group's products were packaged attractively and sold at an affordable price point near the student center over 4 days to generate donations for the charity.
This document provides details about a group project to run a charity drive event selling food and beverages. The group comprised of 8 members who chose to support Rumah KIDS, a nonprofit home for orphans. They sold items like ice cream puffs, popsicles, ice cream, and corn to raise funds. Competition included other student groups selling foods like sausages, waffles, and fruits. The group's products were packaged attractively and sold at an affordable price point to students to maximize sales and donations for their charity.
This document outlines a marketing campaign plan for Snapple beverages. The goals are to increase purchases in Snapple's core "Heartland" region, drive purchases nationwide, build brand awareness, and engage consumers through shareable experiences. Research found consumers see Snapple as a sugary treat rather than healthy option. The campaign's big idea is to position Snapple as embracing quirks and not taking oneself too seriously by encouraging consumers to "Live a Little." Elements include print and video ads showing fun moments, in-store promotions, social media campaigns, product placements, and experiential out-of-home promotions. The media plan aims to create interactions and build the Snapple brand across digital, social, television, and
This document appears to be a marketing campaign plan for Snapple beverages. It includes sections on research conducted, target audiences, competitors, branding analysis, goals of the campaign, and proposed creative concepts. The key insights from research found that while Snapple is seen as sugary, consumers still treat themselves occasionally. The big idea is to position Snapple not as a healthy drink but as a fun treat, emphasizing its quirky personality from the 1990s/2000s to encourage consumers to "live a little."
This document outlines a marketing campaign plan for Snapple beverages. The goals are to increase purchases in Snapple's core "Heartland" region, drive purchases nationwide, build brand awareness, and engage consumers through shareable experiences. Research found consumers see Snapple as a sugary treat rather than healthy option. The campaign's big idea is to position Snapple as embracing quirks and not taking oneself too seriously by encouraging consumers to "Live a Little." Elements include print and video ads showing fun moments, in-store promotions, social media campaigns, product placements, and experiential out-of-home promotions. The media plan aims to create interactions and build the Snapple brand across digital, social, television, and
The whole mechanism and the methodology, process, quality measures, marketing tactics, swot analysis and every aspect regarding the company is discussed in detail.
Social Media Monitoring Foundation & First StepsAndy Beal
This document outlines 6 steps to becoming a reputation monitoring ninja. The steps are: 1) understand your goals for reputation monitoring; 2) determine what to monitor such as brands, employees, trademarks; 3) evaluate free monitoring tools before paying; 4) start doing it yourself to understand your needs; 5) share what you learn with others in your company; 6) commit to taking action based on what you find like fixing issues, training employees, and engaging customers. The overall message is to set goals, use free tools at first, do hands-on monitoring, share information, and take steps to address reputation issues.
The document discusses how poor communication is often the underlying reason for innovation failures. It notes that poor internal communication within companies can result in great innovations not moving forward or receiving poor test results. Poor external communication with consumers, such as in concept testing, advertising, or packaging, can also cause innovations that tested well to ultimately fail in the marketplace. Effective communication is important at every stage of innovation development and launch, both within companies and with consumers, retailers, and other stakeholders.
The group formed a business called De Dotz to run a charity drive selling food and drinks over 4 days to raise money for Shelter Home for Children. De Dotz sold Matcha Doriyaki, Raspberry Muffins, Cake Pops, Soya Pudding with Longan, and canned drinks. They targeted Taylor's University students and aimed to raise RM2000. Although there was competition, they managed to hit their target through strategies like posters and booth decoration. A total of RM2818.55 was raised for the charity.
The document summarizes a student group's project to design a solution for purchasing coffee on the go. It outlines their research process, including identifying known and unknown information, conducting interviews and observations at coffee stations, analyzing findings to identify problems and needs, and developing concepts and a prototype for an improved sugar dispenser. The group found current sugar packets often spilled and made a mess. Their solution aims to allow adding sugar cleanly with one hand. The document reflects on lessons learned around assumptions and iterative research and design.
By Anitra Schulte from Henson Consulting
When it comes to consumer friendly content, a great chasm exists between physicians and the media. Public Relations professionals are charged with bridging that divide. The challenge? Physicians have a breadth and depth of knowledge so medical and technical that it rarely translates to the mainstream media without a hefty translation. At the end of this webinar, listeners will understand the importance of: getting to know your physicians’ passions, developing tips in your media pitch, thinking seasonally, thinking visually, and planning, planning, planning.
This document discusses passion brands and provides examples of Apple, Nike, and Starbucks as passion brands. It also discusses paths to building passion brands, including adopting a shared worldview, engaging customers, and branding the buzz. The document suggests ways Cheerwine can learn from these brands such as using emotional marketing, widening demographics, emphasizing design, and pinpointing shared values. It also discusses the growing interest in vintage soft drinks and implications for Cheerwine to look beyond traditional marketing approaches.
Nestle Bangladesh produces and distributes various food and beverage products in Bangladesh. It produces instant noodles, cereals, soup, beverages and infant nutrition products at its factory located in Sreepur. Nestle Bangladesh segments the market based on geography, demographics, psychographics and behavior. It targets different products like baby products and coffee to specific market segments. Nestle Bangladesh distributes its products through 80 distributors across 6 regions of Bangladesh. It uses locally sourced raw materials and environmentally friendly manufacturing processes.
The document provides information on segmentation, targeting, and positioning strategies for various food and beverage brands in India. It discusses STP strategies for packaged foods, chocolates, biscuits, chips, instant noodles, and ready-to-eat products from brands like Cadbury, Nestle, Britannia, ITC, Amul, Parle, MTR, Frito Lay, and Knorr. The segmentation is based on factors like geography, demographics, benefits sought. The targets include various age groups and customer personas. The positioning focuses on health, taste, and occasions.
6. • THE FOLLOWING SLIDES SHOWCASE A SAMPLING OF
OUR PRODUCTS.
• WE HAVE MANY MANY MANY MORE TO SHOW YOU.
CHECK THEM OUT AT WWW.SPARTANPROMO.COM
• CHECK OUT MY FACEBOOK PAGE:
www.facebook.com/DaniellePilkinSpartanPromo
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14. MANY OTHER PRODUCTS
• We have many other products available.
– Past 7 slides are only some of the products.
• Do you have an award banquet coming up?
– Great awards available.
• Are you a Non-Profit?
– I can help with unique fundraising ideas.
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15. SCHOOL & COMMUNITY FUNDRAISERS
• We have many items that are great for school
& community fundraisers.
• School spirit items are great for unique gift
ideas.
• Remember Every Item is Fully Customizable.
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