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    the media. Television’s influence on children’s weight and health is discussed in an article published by ABC News (2016). The article claims that obesity is linked to the amount of time children are using media whether it be television, the Internet, computer games, or video games. On average, kids spend about five and a half hours using media, which is more time than they spend doing any other activity besides sleeping. For every hour of media viewed, there is a two percent increase in…

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    The Culture Industry

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    In today’s western capitalist societies individuals are consciously and subconsciously immersed into the constantly growing world of technology, with the internet, social media and global connectivity. This emergence of new media and technology has profound effects on society and individuals. Thus, bringing forth the theory of ‘the Culture Industry’ and its relevance today. The culture industry argument was developed by Adorno and Horkheimer and focuses on the effects of capitalist mass media…

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    truth, however. The universality of the internet levels the playing field for businesses of all sorts, and by taking advantage of this unique marketing tool you can succeed no matter how small your business is. 1) Know your niche A small business will not be able to compete with the diversity of products offered…

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    Word Of Mouth In Music

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    In this way, the clubs can promote a lot of shows in town and get much promotion because of that, so audience began to take underground music production seriously. If there is one thing, the underground clubs would have done differently that would save money, it would have been better to invest in word of mouth marketing, simply…

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    Elements Of Promotion Mix

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    everyday, all competing for attention. The Promotions Mix Let us look at the individual components of the promotions mix in more detail. We must remember all of the elements are integrated to form a specific communications…

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    Ben & Jerry's Ice Creams

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    New Zealanders communicate through, telephone, internet, and mail. Moreover, marketers use newspapers, magazines, billboards, and radio as well. Consumer buying habits Product-use patterns Since New Zealanders are the top ice cream consumers in the world, one can predict ice cream consumption would…

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    in the marketing section and especially when dealing with real life customers. She was also part of journalism club in her high school days and was trained specifically in photography, this will help her creative mind in marketing specifically in promotions. Expanding on that she is computer proficient and knows the basics of MS word, excel, publisher and etc. She also know how to use adobe Photoshop, and is quite creative in designing pictures. Considering the activities that were done in the…

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    between cut throat competition in the luxury goods industry Coach will have to aggressively market its products and make a distinct image in consumer minds. The company should bring in a celebrity for their TV commercials and print ads. This new advertising strategy would translate the brand architecture of coach beautifully, with ad campaigns featuring famous celebrities promoting coach. This new ad campaign will automatically make a distinct image of Coach in consumer’s mind. Coach’s…

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    Albtelecom Case Study

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    4.2. Promotion on Marketing Decision-making: Albtelecom & Eagle Mobile Firstly, we should note that, for marketing decisions in the company has a decision-making structure, which consists of marketing group headed by the Head of Marketing. This is regarding the structure, but the importance of such decision requires it to extend beyond that. For this reason, in the case of our company, the decision is part of a commercial table where the Department of Marketing and Sales Department due to the…

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    Digicel Case Study

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    market their new service of Digicel Play they must look into its external and competitive environment. In doing so, it will reveal key opportunities and take advantage of threats that may potentially occur. Monitoring marketing mix of price, product, promotion and place will generate the strong growth it needs to retain a strong identity in the cable network market. They aim to go beyond the profitability ratios and to continue to maintain the reputation in being a company that customers can…

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