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    In our society, it appears that in every direction one chooses to look, there is an advertisement promoting some type of product that almost seems to hypnotize us and sometimes even affect us emotionally. Today’s marketing strategies are smarter and further advanced than ever before. Whether it may be a kid’s advertisement for toys, a lady’s offering a more beautiful you, or one that states a man can have an extraordinary muscular body, these advertisements seem to affect everyone in some way.…

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    Omar Akhtar Southeastern OSU-MKT5243 February 11, 2018 Monsanto Case Study 1. If you were Monsanto’s CEO, how would you best balance the conflicting needs of the variety of stakeholder groups that Monsanto must successfully engage? To balance the interest of various stakeholder groups, we need to first identify the stakeholders and analyze their needs and expectations from Monsanto. The basic stakeholders for Monsanto would be its suppliers, customers (the farmers), consumers of the food…

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    7. Trademarks, Patents, Copyrights, Licenses, Royalties We will seek trademark protection for all of our product brand names, designs, logos, and relevant phrases. In addition, we may patent some of our formulas and processes. However, we feel that keeping our formulations and processes a trade secret will offer better protection that securing a patent for the these items. We will review each situation on a case-by-case basis, in consultation with our legal team, as we make decisions on…

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    Presentation summary The speaker, Jack Jachmann simply illustrates us how could we convince investors to invest the company in a short period of time with a PowerPoint. Firstly, he briefly describes the company's development and the product revenue situation, and how much investment that he is looking for now. After that, he shows us why there are abundant market opportunities of his product, LabPatch by pointing out that the blood biomarker measuring is an essential element at various stages…

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    traditional sporting goods industry, sales have actually dropped, according to Sara Germano’s article, “Sporting Goods Stores Hit Slump,” published on March 9th of this year. With this decrease in sales, some companies are trying to adopt new sales marketing schemes or adjust share earnings, whereas others face the unavoidable pressure of closing stores. According to Performing Sports Group Ltd., the plummet in sales is a result of the “sudden shifts in demand” (Germano). There have been two…

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    issues. This is due to the fact that celebrity humanitarians use media attention to promote specific charities, thus other less glamorous causes are ignored. Rojek (2012), has also questioned celebrity involvement in charities, such as Greenpeace and UNICEF. He holds the view that celebrity participation in philanthropic aid programmes is actually a media marketing strategy to promote and extend celebrity endorsements. So, in order for celebrities to enhance their public image they demonstrate…

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    Even though Aristotle's discovery of ethos, pathos, and logos causes current day students to do a lot more work, his discovery was very crucial to persuading others. Rack’n’Rump’s new commercial and packaging uses ethos, pathos, and logos to convince the viewer that Rack’n’Rump is the perfect product for them. Plain folks appeal, Bandwagon, and Alliteration make Rack’n’Rump more memorable to the viewer. The commercial and packaging appeals to women and girls aged seventeen through forty-five.…

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    Case 2 Analysis Outline Invitrogen is a leading consumables company in the life sciences space. The company has experiences success over the years and is always looking for opportunities of growth as well as capitalizing on the newest technology, in this case, they are wanting to be the leader in the cell biology market. Part D. COMPETITOR ANALYSIS: 1. Immediate Competition: Immediate competition includes Roche which competes not only financially, but was the first company to utilize a…

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    Pricing Decision Price decision is very important and plays a very important role in maintaining the competitive advantage in the “beer” market. Tiger beer can be seen as an affordable and smooth beer that tackles the market with a very incisive way or manner. It is very affordable and it is considered to be cheaper than their competitors. When deciding what price that Tiger Beer should be sold, several aspects are considered. Firstly, selling in a very high price will affect the…

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    Living in a capitalistic society and the most-connected-world than ever, the young US generations are facing a new challenge of finding their true selves. One of the major causes derives from the advertisement companies. They cleverly persuade consumers to think the way they want by using scientific, research-based marketing strategies. Gullible people, particularly young people, easily trust in these advertisements, which created a delusive belief about themselves. According to the book…

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