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    internal and external members, they are unable to create a brand awareness. In fact, the transaction also will not exist in their organization. Brand awareness should be a crucial target of the marketing communications efforts of organization or company as it have a number of important aspects. Brand attitude and brand image cannot be exist if brand awareness is not occurred. Marketing Bulletin, 2003, 14, Article 2 Reprinted from Marketing Research On-Line, 1996, 1, 1-15 Page 3 of 11…

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    2.2.1 Brand Image According to Kotler (2000), “brand image is a set of beliefs held by consumers based on the attributes of each brand” (as cited in Lin, Yang & Wan, 2015). They assert that brand image in simpler terms is a specific combination of brand beliefs. The components that describe what brand image are the consumer’s reaction towards the brand name, logo, or impression, and represent the product quality (Magid et al., 2006, as cited in Lin, Yang & Wan, 2015). Brand image based on…

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    report focuses on the corporate strategy of Kellogg Co, the scope of the firm and the company’s Strategic position. Kellogg Co manufactures and distributes a variety of packaged food. The company has transformed in recent years from being primarily a cereal company to being a cereal, snacks and frozen foods company. Kellogg Co continues to expand and present new food ideas in response to the forever changing global trends. Kellogg Co sells its products in over 180 countries and manufactures in…

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    identifying a brand when there is a brand cue. (Chi et. Al, 2009) Today, In order to sustain in the competitive environment, company is required to offer a high quality service and publicized their brand image associates with social context. According to Angelova et al, (2011) perceived quality through corporate image plays a crucial role in the success of a brand. Once the company has created brand awareness to consumers who purchase a product…

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    Walbur Chocolate History

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    nutritionally-fortified products market(“Wilbur Chocolate Company History” n. pag.). Months later Cargill moves production of Peter's products, a company they recently acquired, to the Wilbur Chocolate factory in Lititz(“Wilbur Chocolate Company History” n. pag.). This move was "the most noteworthy acquisition in our 118-year history,” said Shaughnessy(“Wilbur Chocolate Company History” n. pag.). Peter's Chocolate along with Wilbur are two of the oldest chocolate companies in the United States.…

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    VISUAL CULTURE – THE WINTER TALE Zhaoshen Wang (Johnson Wang) / WAN16475335 Anthropomorphic advertisement is a better way to promote penetration and sales of the new products through visual attraction and imagination rather than literal adverts. The term ‘visual culture’ encompasses many media forms ranging from fine art to popular film and television to advertisement to visual data in fields such as the sciences, law, and medicine. (Sturken & Cartwright, 2009, P.1). Visual culture looks at…

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    Cotton Candy History

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    As amazing as it may seem cotton candy was invented by four men – Josef Delarose Lascaux, Thomas Patton, William Morrison, and John C. Wharton. Both Wharton and Morrison patented the first electric cotton candy machine back in 1899. Cotton candy was first introduced to the public at the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904. However it was 50 years later when in 1949 a cotton candy machine with a spring base was introduced that it became easier to process cotton candy. Today cotton candy continues to…

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    transportation company with a appreciable success since many years.However, more and more, Marcus Kingo, owner and founder of 1888-JUNK-VAN has been facing many issues lately regarding its company’s data flow and operations. As a result, these problems increased costs, decreased revenue, and provoked a loss of potential profit and customers. Mr. Kingo is now looking for an affordable new technology tool to improve its operations and increase the efficiency of the data flow within the company.…

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    In 1952, Mark Provensen was the creator in illustrating Tony the Tiger. Before they chose to make the face of Frosties a tiger, there was a competition between the tiger, a kangaroo, an elephant, and a gnu. Tony the Tiger was the most popular to public, and that’s why Frosties decided to put the tiger on it’s box of cereal. When this began, the tiger wasn’t as muscular as the one today. The purpose of this was to show children that if they were to eat the frosted flakes, then they would grow…

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    John Deere Research Paper

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    family. No one ever saw him again and he was declared dead at sea. (Company) Raised only by his mother who made just enough money to get by, John’s education was likely average or just below average. When John turned 17, he learned blacksmithing, which he continued for the next 12 years. In 1836, John moved to Grand Detour, Illinois because business was so slow. Here, his blacksmithing skills were very high in demand. (Company) All new farmers were struggling to turn the sticky…

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