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    Law/Group/Agency Impact on company Examples Sales of Goods Act 1979: The goods must be: • as described • of satisfactory quality • fit for purpose All marketing should describe all products accurately and confirm any claims. An example of this would be a painting that was described in an auction catalogue as being by a German impressionist artist Gabrielle Munter. The claimant purchased this painting in the auction for £6,000. The buyers sent a specialist to inspect the painting before…

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    Dell's Case Study: Dell Inc.

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    bought from Dell and what their preferences are, a fact that allows Dell to offer add-on products and services, and stay, in general, closer to the customer (Kraemer, 2001). As Lawton et al (Lawton, 2001) suggest, this “provides Dell with a wealth of marketing and product development information”. By having such close relationship with its client, Dell is better able to understand what client’s concerns are and thus emerge as a market…

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    standards. Although the invasion of privacy by computer hackers, prisons, and hospitals are immoral, prisons and hospitals general purpose is not the invasion of privacy. Computer hackers’ main objectives are to invade personal space to access the database of other computers. Prisons’ main objectives are retribution, deterrence, incapacitation, and rehabilitation (Stop the ACA website), none of which solely relate to invading personal space. The hospital’s main objective is rehabilitation, which…

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    Robert Bartels, a famous marketing scholar who earned his bachelor of science in marketing in 1935 from Ohio State University and then his Ph.D. a few years, studied under two pioneers in marketing: Harold…

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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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    Dirt Bikes

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    What competitive strategy should Dirt Bikes pursue? Dirt bikes should pursue a competitive strategy in strengthening business to consumer relationships. Their sales and marketing plan states that their distributors are concentrated only in the western parts of the United States. Thus, I propose that Dirt Bikes expand their product in stores around other parts of the US and further tap into the international market as well in order to maximize its reach. These markets will bring in increased…

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    Paid Survey Paper

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    (grocery shopping, or fast food choices) or geographic areas, they will then turn to companies who conduct online surveys. Then it is up to you to browse the database on these websites, and apply for the surveys you are interested in. Some of these paid survey websites will act as "the middle man" and they get agreements with big marketing companies from which they receive the surveys and then distribute them through registered users.…

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    to efficiently coordinate such an important firm, the company decided to locate its headquartered in New York, and employ around 274,000 people worldwide. (Sharon, 2014) Its strengths also include its extensive distribution channel and successful marketing and advertising campaigns. (Jurevicius, 2013) On the other hand PepsiCo has a number of weaknesses such as an over-dependence on Wal-Mart, a much weaker brand awareness and market share compared to Coca-Cola and a relatively low net profit…

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    initiatives and routine can be divided into every day duties that involve workplace work, and the on-web page hobbies that ought to be carried out at the specific hobbies. Everyday duties and pursuits (routine) searching and adding contacts to Google database Updating the internet sites Contacting advantage sponsorship partners Organising/enhancing occasion schedules and records Mailing letters to purchasers studying upcoming movements advertising and selling pursuits Writing and…

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    Thomas cook use an effective and powerful branding strategy such as transparency while dealing with customers or by the suppliers. Some marketing communication use by Thomas cook which helped the organization to distinguish them self from others and create a brand identity in the market are listed below:  Segmenting the audience better: Thomas cook mainly focus on segmenting the audience all over world, because if there is no proper segmentation than the product cannot be sell to the right…

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