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    get the product later than wanted. Traditional shopping is very hands-on. This means that the customer gets to hold the product and feel it. This is important since you can evaluate if it will fit you properly because some brands have different sizes. Products from stores near you are easier to return. The Cons compared to online are few, but they pack a punch to customers. Two big issues are Availability, and travel. Most of the time, customers have the problem of going from store to store just to find the item that isn’t there. There is a possibility that customers will end up empty handed in their pursuit of the product.…

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    Introduction In the words of Jeff benzo C.E.O of amazon.com "In the physical world it's the old saw: location, location, location. The three most important things for us are technology, technology, technology." Amazon was one of the world’s first online shopping sites, started by jeff benzon in 1995 it’s was an online line books seller with big ambitions and a focus on customer service it was a strategy that lead them on path to finding the right balance between cost and function although its…

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    The key Sorensen points I will use to examine their potential applications for Peapod are: (1) Understanding Shopper trip length, speed of closing sales and Shopper efficiency (2) Explaining big head short tail, product spread (3) Explaining Dual Chaos and Layer merchandising. One key takeaway from Sorensen’s book is that shoppers make small trips to big stores. Most retail stores are designed for large stock-up shopping trips. Only most shopping trips and a third of dollar sales are "quick…

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    other sellers. However, Macy’s is always enhancing customers shopping experience by using new technology and innovation. For example, Macy’s is the first retail store to support mobile payment system, which is very convenient. Also the company in order to improve e-commerce and not to loss its shoppers to online vendors such Amazon is implementing same day delivery in selected cities (Loeb, 2014). Amazon is not the only one competitor that Macy’s faces. It has numerous rivals, which likely…

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    beginning of a historic online ordering system. Even though it began as a website that only carried books, the creator, Jeff Bezos knew from the very beginning that he wanted Amazon to be “an everything” store (D’Onfro, 2014). However, before becoming Amazon, Jeff Bezos wanted to name the system many different things, to include, Cadaver and Relentless. Oddly enough, if a user tries to visit relentless.com today, it will send them to Amazon’s home page. The company was originally so small that…

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    Strategy #1. Jimmy John’s most important digital marketing tool is their main website. Located at https://www.jimmyjohns.com/, consumers can do anything from looking at the history of the company to ordering food to arrive speedy quick. This strategy falls under the IDENTIFICATION section of the digital marketing pyramid.  Memorability- The website name is the same as the company name. For anybody familiar with Jimmy Johns, this website name will be memorable.  Meaningfulness- The name Jimmy…

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    INTRODUCTION Through this project we have analysed the case of Serendipity Inc., an Indian company that is considering expansion into the overseas market by setting up operations in the Netherlands. The company is aware of the fact that many of its competitors have failed in their overseas expansion attempts mainly due to the cultural differences that come into play. By conducting a thorough exploratory research through online articles, journals and ebooks on cultural differences between India…

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    Individuals who have the paper delivered to them at 13- to 52- week intervals, print subscribers, are USA Today’s most loyal customers (Ferrell and Hartline, 2014, p. 320). The opportunity of using technology in today’s economy has had a negative effect on USA Today (p. 323). For instance, individuals who have the paper delivered to them, print subscribers, are USA Today’s most loyal customers (p. 320). However, as technology advances, consumers have the opportunity to access news electronically…

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