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    marketing is about human connections, interactions, and stories that add value and have a positive outcome. It has been defined as the use of many online tools that allow people with similar interests to share information/user generated content and network in an open process- which means that everyone is able to post to the site with minimal restrictions or oversight. According to sources like Word Press, there have been millions of downloads of social media pages to various devices and that…

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    1. The pattern for consumer behavior in the Culinarian Cookware products can be clearly identified with the information provided in the case. The current target market is conformed mostly by women (82% of their customers according to their consumer research are women) of 30-55 years of age. With relatively high-income levels and whose main hobby in life is cooking. As we can see the target market for this product is very specific and so is their purchasing process. These are customers that are…

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    1) When creating a marketing campaign, it is crucial that it aligns with Goodlife Fitness’s purpose statement “To give every Canadian the opportunity to live a fit and healthy good life”. On this basis, the Goodlife Fitness can create a marketing campaign in which it involves television and social media advertisements with a 10% discount code. The advertisements will include both men and women performing a series of dance together and individually, with the special slogan “Dance is for everyone,…

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    Nike, the largest seller of athletic footwear and athletic apparel in the world with subsidiaries in over 200 countries across the world, has attempted to keep itself on the cutting edge of technology. Nike has been launching new innovative advertisements from time to time. The “Just Do It” campaign by Nike is a brilliant example of a branding campaign that tapped into the values and purpose of Nike’s brand values and brand purpose. The purpose of a campaign is to deliver a prospective consumer…

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    are dynamic and surrounded by all sort of advertisements. When we don’t read papers, we are either on internet or watching television, listening to radio thus we become a soft target for many companies advertisement. The main role of modern day advertising is to market products of a company but also ensure a large group of customers are targeted and left satisfied so that a company can position itself and create a brand. Semiotic analysis of advertisements is a mirror of cultural norms and…

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    L'oreal wants to transfer Gwen’s reputation and the things that she believes, stands for, and represents onto this mascara. According to Stuart Hirschberg in his article, “The Rhetoric of Advertising” he states, “The single most important technique for creating this image depends on transferring ideas, attributes, or feelings from outside the product onto the product itself” when discussing the importance for an ad to make a distinct image of…

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    friendly employees the products will sell. Artemis will encourage impulse buying; therefore it is important that we maintain a flexible pricing strategy. To help promote this impulse buying Artemis will implement a strong sales promotion strategy. Advertising will be secondary. Hardcore athletes demand knowledgeable employees and a convenient location. Artemis has placed its stores in upscale urban areas. This strategy will keep the customers isolated from the competition; if the nearest…

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    instructors, creators and philanthropy pioneers says children' prosperity and emotional wellness is being undermined by the weights of present day life (Paton, "Kids Being Eroded by Modern Life"). Youth is being disintegrated by different types of advertising and promotion that is widely known in todays world because of media and technology.…

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    Cadbury Chocolate Case Study

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    Executive summary: As well all know that the Cadbury bubbly is on the biggest failure in the market all though the advertisement were superb their packaging and shape of chocolate was also good but when the Cadbury bubbly chocolates launched the main mishap is the unavailability of the chocolates in the shops and super marts the advertisement were no doubt very effective and good but they failed to fulfill the customers demand and their distribution was not effective secondly the taste was not…

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    Motorola Failure Case Study

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    1 Turnaround of Motorola Mobility Strategy Management –II Project Submitted by: Adig (14P125) Harish Reddy (14P140) PrathihasthRekabu (14P155) PriyaJadwani (14P156) VeenuTrehan (14P177) Vikramaditya (14P178) 2 Acknowledgement We would like to express our indebtedness and profound gratitude to Prof. Ankur Roy, who has been a source of constant motivation and a guiding factor throughout the project work. It has been an immense pleasure for us to get an opportunity to work under him and complete…

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