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    4p Marketing Strategy

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    product lifecycle, and brand equity. A good example of these product elements are smart phones and other electronic consumer products. Equally important within the product variable, are decisions pertaining to new product development, brand or category extensions, and modifications to packaging. Brand Equity, Brand Extensions, and Category Extensions The brand equity of…

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    communication, in any aspect of the business, only serves to benefit the company. Operational communication of product information to consumers and stakeholders through the use of social networking has drastically changed business strategies for marketing. According to Phillips, McFadden &Sullins (2010), “traditionally, businesses and firms launched marketing and advertising campaigns targeted at individuals through printed media and audio-visual outlets. This strategy can be costly and…

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    French Ads Analysis

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    attempting to attract consumers. Some places such as the United States use pathos and ethos more often than using logos. Other countries such as France use cultural and literary references as well as a play on words. In the United States advertisement is regulated by certain laws to prevent untruthful claims. This, although, does not stop advertisers from manipulating phrases to make the product, service, or brand sound better than…

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    for the athleisure wear: along with the clothes, Gucci also sells sneakers that have become popular. Since online traffic has increased drastically, it is easy to assume that consumers typically have more impulse buys while online, unlike when shopping in a store. By effectively catering to their demographics and consumers purchasing complementary goods, Gucci’s online…

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    strategies. This covers all from creating a new advertisement over to designing new packaging for the product. All these options are gathered into 4 factors known as the 4Ps’ while each factor individually has a significant power in influencing the consumer demand of the specified product. It was an innovative choice of marketing mix made by the Coco Cola company that helped in succeeding their product launch of Sprite Zero.…

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    gave me a deeper understanding of the "behind-the-scenes" of the consumers' movement in the '30s and '40s, but also about its historical and economic context. This paints a more complex picture of the main players, how they interacted, to what extent they were similar/different, and how they shaped mutually in the public sphere and consumer discussion of that time. 2. Regarding the CAB and other institutional spots that included consumers' participation and the politics of representation and…

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    reality from what they are presenting, people will continue to suffer. In an article about the effects of the media on body image, Scott Mogul describes just how unrealistic advertisements, especially those in the fashion market, can be, “Although advertising aims to convince us to buy things, ads seldom portray people that look like us. The average female fashion model wears a size two or four, for instance, while the average American woman wears a size 12 to 14. Clothing designers often say…

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    Advertising featuring non-traditional, contemporary gender roles have proven to be more persuasive and satisfying for consumers. Audiences are more drawn in to roles that reflect the reality that they live, rather than those that continue to perpetrate tired stereotypes. Non-traditional portrayals of men are proven to be more persuasive than traditional ones among students (Zawissa, 2006) and realistic portrayals can have more positive responses than negative imagery (Sheehan, 2014). This…

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    towards the airline offering further advancements in the online ticket booking system, along with further sophistication of the flight scheduling information system. Furthermore, I will provide upgrades to the accessibility for passengers online and via direct SMS from Qantas…

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    acquire online operation through Direct Asia. In this project we analyses their marketing strategy as well as their process of promoting their business. Task 1: Marketing Audits 1.1 Changing perspectives in marketing planning of…

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