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    Alejo, Mycoski’s Argentinian polo teacher partnered with him and volunteered the space so they could have enough to share with people and pitch their idea to potential buyers. Eventually American Rag picked the idea up with the intention of selling both the shoe and the story. Booth Moore a popular fashion writer helped spike the demand for the shoe with an article she wrote for the Los Angeles Times. The idea of 1-for-1 giving was easily sold to the public, but Moore’s article made it public…

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    The Specification stage is the next step that the author offers. Basically, at this stage the salesperson needs to be specific and about the actual service or product he or she is offering. Providing the customer with details about what it does, how it can help meet his or her needs, and at what cost. Additionally, the seller should ask the buyer what are the specifications of the product that he or she is wanting to purchase. Also, at this stage, the salesperson needs to somehow measure the…

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    The Work Given. In the work I do “Field Service” we have a series of documents we follow that are developed by specific professionals, depending on a specific product line we are assigned. Some of these documents are develop to help us track safety, work progress, and cost. These documents are just guidelines based on previous experience in the dewatering industry, such as waste water sites, industrial waste water, and drinking water. My company is a global provider in this field the company I…

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    dislikes so we can direct them towards menu items to fit their needs. Most customers do know what they want and the transaction is simple. However, we do our best to ask them questions to improve sales and meet their needs. Suggestion Selling: Suggestive selling is the process of asking customers if they would like to purchase additional items. We utilize this technique whenever possible. Not only does it increase sales, but it saves customers time since they do not have to return to the…

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    Starting a new job can be stressful when one is not well instructed. A lot of things in workplace can be understood when we actually start working, however, we should be aware about the minimum basic things that might show up during our early work days. These things though might be simple but lack of experience may make it look unethical or unprofessional. In this scenario, as a senior worker it is also my responsibility to make my work area look professional, at least for the position that I…

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    Cox Communications Essay

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    Cox Communications increases multi-product JBoss subscriptions by 300% in one year! ** Note: This is an internal only win story. The customer name ‘Cox Communications’ should not be referenced externally. ** Time and again, we have been told about actively engaging with customers by understanding their business needs and providing them with relevant and appropriate products and services. Certainly it is not as simple as it always sounds! How do you build trusted partnerships with your customers?…

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    Ebags Case Study

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    According to Schroeder, Goldstein, & Rungusanatham (2011) “the considerations required for process selection include the volume of the product and whether the product is standardized or customized” (p. 78). Typically, “high-volume products that are standardized will be made on an assembly line, and low-volume customized products will be made using a batch or job shop process” (Schroeder et al., 2011, p. 78). Currently, 85% of eBags product sales are manufactured and drop shipped to customers by…

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    Pets. Com Case Study

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    supplier power the top three pet food manufactures are owned by the Mars Company, Colgate Palmolive, and Procter and Gamble. (DailyPuppy.com 2016) These well know suppliers demand prices be kept at certain levels and marketing standard be kept when selling their products, such as periodic sales and high minimum orders. Customer also are brand conscience when it comes to pet food so Pets.com would have no…

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    What Is Apple's Alliance?

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    Apple is a company that deals with technology products in America. It is an American multinational cooperation with headquarters located in California. Apple has been establishing business in foreign countries. In order to find a market in India, it formed an alliance with IBM. The alliance was aimed in providing both iPad and iPhone in the Indian market. Apple was aiming to find a way in India and that is the reason it formed the alliance. In forming the alliance Apple considered manufacturing…

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    KNOW YOUR MARKET Understanding the peculiarities of every market is key to succeeding in marketing. Every intending market has different needs, aspirations, beliefs, values, etc. So, the fact that one product or service succeeds in one market does not guarantee success in another. To know the market you intend to do business with, research must be carried out. A good way to start is by asking questions. Attempt to know if the same product you wish to sell, or service you wish to render has ever…

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