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    Consumer behavior involves a complicated mental process as well the physical activity. This essay evaluates the consumer behavior, which is the best opportunity while evaluating the selling initiative of Companies. For instance, this study combines the entrepreneurial skills of customers that are fundamental to both profit- seeking Companies as well as nonprofit organizations. In this case, the theoretical framework of customers evaluates the overall valuation of products in the market by the companies. Application of consumer behavior for a technology company Ideally, technology is a…

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    some good and workable solution for the company. This is necessary for an organization to create the brand values through effective strategies and adaptation of the new marketing trends to make the difference for a long run. The food market is competitive in the country, which may compel the company to contain some strategic considerations to sustain the growth is well. • The Problem The success and growth of the Sun-Pat are not up to…

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    Core branding elements must stay consistent throughout all marketing material, including but not limited to keeping the logo updated and consistent on all materials, introducing spot colors to create a unique color scheme, a continually updated informational blog featuring the same logo and color theme, along with an online shop and Foundation page, and a Facebook page and email newsletter sharing the same logo and color theme. Establishing personal relationships with other business owners and…

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    PROJECT MANAGEMENT Project Management Introduction The employer branding is one of the most recent trends that is making its pace across the globe as its importance and significance grow over time with the exponential progression. It satisfies a number of needs and helps the employer hire the best staff members that will enable it to create the innovative products and launch the services that will eventually ensure the sustainable growth of the company and the strengths of its positions…

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    Effectiveness can be determined by examining the communication channels, and how the communication integration in a company adds value to a brand’s image. Researchers place attention on the analysis and performance in the firm to determine its effectiveness. By doing so, this provides an inside-out view on the matter. Using an outside-in view focuses on the channels within communications, although, it does not provide a decent approach to integrated marketing communication. Considering the…

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    potential talents that the company want to attract. Berthon et al. (2005) point out that the concept of brand equity can be applied to employer perspective and related the theory to the study of employer brand equity. Employment branding is associated with building an image to the potential labor market (Ewing et al. 2002). Collins and Stevens (2002) suggest that early recruitment activities are indirectly related to intentions and decisions through employer brand image. And employer brand image…

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    is not altered into any monetary equivalent (Malik and Naeem, 2012, cited in Virvilaite and Jucaityte ,2008b). 5. There is not a strict difference between added value for the customer/consumer and for the brand owner/ company (EURIB, 2009a, Aaker’s brand equity model section). 1. The brand identity establishing process is complex especially for organizations that offer a larger range of services and products. The process requires extensive research such as market research, competitive audit,…

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    Besides, the essentialness of branding is to add value to the product or service (Kotler, Armstrong, and Harris, 2013). The Coca Cola Company is a very huge company with a massive number of brands, for instance, Coca Cola, Sprite, Coca Cola Life and Fanta (Coca Cola, 2016). Based on research, Coca Cola market capital is 192.8 billion U.S dollars (Forbes, 2016). This case study critically analyzes and identify the article of Coca Cola plans to rebrand Coca Cola Zero to Coca Cola Zero Sugar…

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    AMITY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS,NOIDA TOPIC : Branding decisions of Samsung SUBMISSION OF REPORT : FOR BBA(G) SUBMITTED BY : ISHANT JAIN ENROLLMENT NO. : A3906413291 BATCH : 2013-2016 INTRODUCTION Samsung Group (stylized as sλmsung) is a South Korean aggregate partnership established by Lee Byung-chul in 1938 with business engages in an extensive variety of items and…

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    Case Study: Lululemon

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    these instructors to grow the business. The first store opened in Vancouver, Canada, and now Lululemon can be found in 201 locations across the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Hong Kong, and Great Britain. Lululemon’s early success allowed the company to go public in 2007 (Wikipedia, 2015). While Lululemon now offers athletic clothing for men, women, and children, initially Lululemon sought to target active women who practice yoga. Before 1998, the athletic market for women was…

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