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    tendency to see the consumer market as a mass, which lead to targeting the audiences as if they, the white/middle class Americans, were one in their desires and needs. From this point, a second…

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    Since Whole Foods Market launched its first store in Austin, Texas about 33 years ago, the company has continuously grown. The trend of leading a healthy life has helped the company to grow to become the national leading natural and organic grocer. The higher price range of its products has influenced Whole Foods to set its target market to more affluent people. In addition, Whole Foods' target market is people between the ages of 18 and 39 with a college education. The position whole foods was…

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    A) Segmentation means that the market is divided into parts, which are identified, accessible, viable and profitable and has a growth potential. In other words, the company believes it is impossible to target the entire market due to lack of time, cost and effort. It needs a targeted segment- a mass of people who can be identified and targeted with reasonable effort, cost and time. Segmenting the market place correctly can make the difference between successes and shut down for a company. M&S…

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    5. Implications (a) Direct Marketing Due to the way direct marketing strategies and activities are carried out, this strategy tends to invade into people's data and information privacy. Or to be more precise, their targeted or current and existing customers of their goods and services. Moreover these direct marketers or to be more precise the strategies of direct marketing has also interfered into people's private timing and duties. According to O’Malley, Patterson and Evans 's study (as cited…

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    the different matrices that we constructed the group proposes an aggressive strategy for PEL. The aggressive strategy will incorporate market penetration, product development and diversification. The company should use market penetration strategy as currently PEL has a low marketing budget and does not promote its products. So the company should go in to market penetration. Secondly the company should adopt product development strategy and should introduce new products like LED and washing…

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    Life Sciences and Healthcare) utilize analytics to gain a understanding of business trends and opportunity. The Life Sciences and Healthcare (LSH) market segment has been more receptive to participating in online sales transactions and are major purchasers of safety products. Airgas regional offices that support the LSH have a great interest in obtaining and utilizing web data and sales information…

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    marginalised. The 2011 strategic marketing plans for Tim Hortons are to focus on growth in Canada, targeted growth in U.S. target markets and to drive into long-term international growth, particularly in the Middle East Target Market Since the Tim Hortons brand is synonymous with Canadian culture and coffee is a product with wide demographic appeal, the target market for this campaign is broad in scope. People most likely to engage in this contest are likely male and females aged 18-50;…

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    structure, customers are unable to get a glimpse of what is sold in stores and encouraged to entre. The selling space in IKEA is divided into three sections, furniture showroom, market-hall and self-serve area. When customer’s first step into the selling floor, they are welcomed with showrooms. Customers are then lead to the market hall where they can buy small items such as stool, candles and these items are usually price at a low price before they collect their items at the self-serve area.…

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    Market is any structure that allows buyers and sellers to exchange any type of goods, services and information. It allows buyers and sellers of a specific good or service to interact in order to create an exchange. A market involves many varieties of systems, institutions, procedures, social relations and infrastructures where parties engage in exchange. It can be said that a market is the process by which the prices of goods and services are established. A market may not be a physical location.…

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    In the Case Study of Honda’s Asimo robot, a wide range of demographics can be explored and applied to this type of technology. Demographics can be descriptive characteristics of a population of consumers such as age, gender, income, or occupation (Salomon, 2016). These consumer demographics and lifestyle characteristics can be used to identify how, when, where, and why potential customers can be identified and targeted from the sale. The first beneficiaries of robotic technology can be found the…

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