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    Case Study: Who's Tricking Whom? Main Ethical Issue Gladwell (2005) introduces the concept of sensation transference in his book Blink, The Power of Thinking Without Thinking. Sensation transference is something that occurs when customers transfer their feelings about a product’s packaging onto the product itself (Rae & Wong, 2004). Sensation transference is largely an unconscious act, we cannot help it, even when we are aware of it. “Our minds perceive fancier packaging contains a more quality…

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    Wrigley Case Study

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    Wrigley’s was best known for its stick gum brands and was responsible for broadening chewing gums overall appeal due to the development and advertising success of Wrigley’s iconic Spearmint, Juicy Fruit, and Doublemint brands. Even with all the success Wrigley had with stick gum, the growth within the gum industry overall is not large and pellet and tab gums were growing in popularity and offered larger margins for retailers. Wrigley’s attempt to enter the pellet and tab gum market through their…

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    Brand Identity is a visible element of a brand which allows the consumers to identify which brand they are looking at. This element would be brand’s name, logo, design and colours. This will allow the consumer to find out who they are dealing with on their first glance. For an example, when they see big yellow colour “M” sign they will immediately recognise it is a McDonald’s fast food restaurant. This is because McDonald’s is big brand which exist almost every part of the world so it doesn’t…

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    In the t.v. genre, commercials are created with the intended purpose of grabbing the audience’s attention and drawing focus to the product being advertised. Commercials can attract a person’s attention with a plethora of devices such as a catchy jingle, flashy pictures, and an upbeat intro with a memorable slogan ( i.e. “Shamwow!”). In Wells Fargo’s “Learning Sign Language” a lesbian couple is seen practicing sign-language, incorporating into their daily routines. The commercial wraps up with…

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    Ben and Jerry’s ice cream started as two guys serving ice cream in a converted gas station, but today the ice cream company distributes its ice cream products internationally through grocery stores, franchisees, and grocery delivery services. The ice cream maker has two production facilities, both in Vermont. The Ben and Jerry’s headquarters is in Waterbury, VT. This is where tourists and ice cream fans can take tours of how the ice cream is made. The second facility is much larger and located…

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    The main purpose of this essay is to introduce the Alcohol cookies will not affect drinking habits. At first, the report details the background of Arnott's alcohol biscuits and New Zealand’s problems with alcohol. In the second part, it will talk about four moral ways, combined with Arnott's alcohol biscuits problems to make the appropriate explanation. Finally, summarize how Arnott can correctly deal with consumer advice, thereby increasing market value. “As many as 1,000 people die each year…

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    Recommendation 2: Invest into Stand-Up Paddling (SUP) For the company to increase its profitability in the long run, it should consider investing into manufacturing paddles for Stand-Up Paddling (SUP), in order to establish a transient advantage. Moreover, while it’s crucial to increase profitability, it’s also vital to remain competitive by remaining aware of both local rivals and new entrants. Firstly, in terms of Fender Ltd., I propose that Relajante should form a joint venture (JV) via…

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    Category: Health and Fitness How to Look After Your Hair Naturally We all want exquisite, bouncing, and healthy-looking hair. That, in part, explains the frenzy around hair care products, chemicals, and the range of processes aimed at giving our hair that extra head-turning look. However, trying to find an actual solution that works and is not damaging to our hair amidst the flood of information and range of procedures can be something of a gamble. As always, mother nature provides safe and…

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    'The themes of Unit 8 are customer satisfaction, loyalty, empowerment and price. Make a journal entry that explains why you are loyal to some product or service offerings and not to others. How does your relationship with these products (the ones to which you are loyal) change over time? Have you ever been dissatisfied with a product or service to which you are loyal? How did you resolve your dissatisfaction?' 1. According to Tanner, J. F., & Raymond, M. A. (2011), describes loyalty as the…

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    Adidas Marketing Strategy

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    Mohd.Noor Iskandar B. Mohamad Tuhaslan 1440015BJ Adidas German giant in sports brand. A multinational company that produce and create sports shoes, accessories and clothing. Based at Herzegonaurach, Bavaria, Germany. The holding company for Adidas Group, which consist of The Reebok Sportswear Corporation, Rockport and Taylor Made golfing company, also holding 9.1 % shares of Bayern Munich FC. Besides sportswear, Adidas also produces other produces other products as such as bags, eyewear,…

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