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    television commercials, business radio spots advertising, and others (Higuera, 2011). This form of advertising typically resonates among people over 30 years’ old. While modern marketing tools poses substantial benefits and has the capability of expanding an organisation's customer base, totally supplementing conventional advertising with the most recent methods can prove risky (Higuera, 2011). This is because, the traditional approach toward advertising has a high rate of success and a proven…

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    IV) Marketing Strategy Estee Lauder Company will adopt the 5Ps strategic marketing for the new product line “Zero Oil” and with its slogan called “purity promises”. Since “Zero Oil” is an acne treatment skin care product, the main targeted consumers will be young adults and Millennial. This group will be more likely to spend disposal income in skin care products. Thus, it is one of the advantage for this product line since this targeted segment is the group that are more likely to spend money.…

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    Red Bull: Social Media

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    social media’s of any company and are known as one a select few that has done almost everything right to effectively influence consumers into sharing their advertisement and buying their products. With this said, there are still areas in which red bull can improve to further enhance their effectiveness through social media. Across their multiple mediums of advertising, there is a clear distinction of engagement and effectiveness. Within their social media accounts, Red Bull often posts videos…

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    Pfizer, a leading pharmaceutical firm, disbursed $3.1 billion on direct-to-consumer prescription drugs advertisements (Statista). In 1997, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) allowed drug companies to advertise directly to consumers rather than to physicians only. An assortment of controversy has since ensued (Feng 90). In 2004, Congress pushed the FDA to restrict marketing regulations because of the misleading nature of advertising (Feng 90). In response, the pharmaceutical industry and…

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    The problem with the food industry today is not only the corruption that goes with it, but also the way it impacts consumers health and the environment. The food industry as a whole is unethical; using schemes to lure consumers into buying their unhealthy products, industrial farming causing destruction to ecosystems nearby, and the decline of societies overall health and awareness. In the article, “When a Crop Becomes King,” by Michael Pollan, the author describes the way corn has completely…

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    The Dvd Player Case

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    market in which the company is aiming for please. The advertising of DVD recorder/players involved marketing the new product to movie watchers, so the majority of the advertisement was aimed towards exposing the benefits of replacing a home VHS player with a DVD player. For sales promotion and PR, DVD companies invested in discounts and rebates the help spur on customers making the switch to the new entertainment medium. In regards to direct marketing and personal selling the DVD makers…

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    Today we face an excessive amount of advertising in our lives from being online, on television, and in print like newspapers and magazines. Successful advertising seems to be the result when done ethically and can be valuable and rewarding to both the company doing the advertising and its consumers. One such company that I seem to have found the old fashioned way, in the back of my favorite magazine, seem to be doing just that and steering away from the typical advert strategy. Dodo Juice is a…

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    leaving an impression that drives in a large amount of consumers. According Oxford Economics, in 2009 London’s fashion…

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    Harley-Davidson’s Business Strategy Harley-Davidson generates 88 percent of its revenues from a single business area, the Motorcycles and Related Products, making it a low-diversification strategy. From its emphasis on quality and customer experience, it appears to be using a focused differentiation strategy, targeting a narrow market of high-end customers who are willing to pay a premium price for its products (Hitt, Ireland, & Hoshisson, 2015). By targeting exclusively on the heavyweight…

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    with no target audience or adverts targeting the wrong audience can be termed, noise. Targeted advertising is a form of advertising that focuses on certain traits of the consumer, these traits are based on the product or person the advertiser is promoting. Targeted advertising has proven to be beneficial for the advertiser as it is cost efficient because it is focused on certain traits and the consumers who are likely to have a strong preference will receive the message instead of those who have…

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