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    outselling Pepsi by at-least over a 100 million cases of Coca cola annually. So it isn’t rocket science to conclude that Coca Cola is better than Pepsi (sells more). But when we ask the question, Why is this the case, the answer will leave you baffled. (Cause it 's not about the taste!) Why is coca cola better than pepsi? Having been the two most competitive companies, Coca-Cola and Pepsi have always been neck-to-neck in the Soda Business. However competitive it might have been, Coca-Cola has…

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    Introduction This report presents a summary about the arguments discussed and exposed for two groups, in the debate realized during the Marketing Management class (28th August, 2014), for and against the preposition: “Targeting the buyer/purchaser is more important than targeting the end-user”. The content of this, include a critical point of view about the most significant aspects discussed by each team. And finally the writer’s opinion about the preposition made. Positive Argument:…

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    to reach out to the people to make them aware of the offerings of the company and persuade them to purchase it. This is where the role of marketing comes into play since it helps companies to reach out to the potential buyers and have an increase in the demands that they supply for during their tenure in the business world (Wolski, 2015). Marketing environment When talking about the companies that operate I the different industries of the business world, it can be seen that they…

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    The Relationship Between Green Marketing Strategies and Brand Image: A Case Study of Starbucks The purpose of this article is to investigate the relationship between green marketing strategies by using the Starbucks as a case. This report is for the presentation project class and the teacher and classmates are our target audiences. Literature review are the main research method while the questionnaire survey is also been used to support the result. In total of ten weeks will be used to complete…

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    Marketing strategy Market segment It is important for my company to identify that different customers have different needs and by using marketing segments, which separates similar clients into categories, they are able to focus on their similar needs. By understanding what market segment is I can apply it in the marketing of Therapy Life Centre because I will be able to identify the customer’s needs, such as what products or treatments are most suitable for them, I will be able to understand the…

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    newspaper, tobacco advertising was very successfully influencing the public. From the beautiful picture coupled with stunning classic beauty, luxury, noble, people imagination to attract consumers and the whole advertising was filled with attractive marketing strategies. Female smoking was also seen as a beauty and elegance, especially in the image of women created in advertising. Smoking was kind of fashion for both men and women 100 years ago. In the past, no matter you were rich or poor, a…

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    money. This paper will explore the causes and effects of marketing towards children while focusing on how it is a social problem. Media manipulation is a social problem because “children…

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    marketing skills to increase the use of Valium, thereby creating the first 100 million dollar drug. His marketing approach included: indulging doctors with expensive dinners; offering generous speaking fees; and fancy junkets. This approach has been so effective that the entire industry has adopted it. Arthur was so ingenious, that he realized from completing research that the growth area in pharmaceuticals was pain medication. Consequently, in 1984, Purdue Pharma took a cancer pain…

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    Direct marketing 4. Sales Promotion 5. Publicity 6. Public relations With the introduction of the new product into a new market, all 6 of these would need to be applied. They are needed to convey the message of the product to the target audience and enable it to be received in a positive manner, which would result in purchases. Advertising Advertising is “a controlled and paid-for non-personal marketing communication tool related to a need-satisfying product…

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    help customer becomes popular in the marketing. Also, managing technologies for providing high-quality customer supports creates a complex challenge (Froehle, 2006). To understand how to use the technology properly in the service for the sake of improving customers’ satisfaction is one of the issue of lots of companies that they are facing now. It is an important study to consider the relationship between using modern technology as a tool of service in marketing and customers’ satisfaction. The…

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