Group 15 Petflix

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Group 15’s infomercial will be about “Petflixs” a netflix's like video streaming service that will allow you to play animal/nature related videos and movies for your pets to enjoy while you watch netflix. The target market for this product is people who own pets or people who are thinking about getting a pet. Each team member's roles are as follow:
Meghan Meyers- Actress, infomercial development, script writing, filming, editing, and review.
Preston Spainhour- Actor, puppy supplier, infomercial development, script writing, filming, editing, and review.
Logan Mooberry- Actor, infomercial development, script writing, filming, editing, and review.
The four consumer behavior principles we are going to convey in our infomercial are hedonic motivation,

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