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    a idea. (Diasz, 2013) American marketing Association defines brand as a symbol or design or combination of them, intend to identify the goods and services for one seller or a group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of the competition. (association, American marketing) Cadbury introduce what its claim is more “accessible” look to the packaging for its flagship dairy milk brand in attempt to bring the product closer to the “informal” tone of its marketing…

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    real marketer cares about ones wants instead of needs in regards to marketing a product. The way to do this is to learn and get to know about a strong customer. A lot of companies are Abe to do this using market segmentation. The market can be a group of buyers, a person who has money for a product and a message can be catered to get the person to exchange their money for a product. Segmentation divides the market into groups, segments, which be must be measurable to know that it is large enough…

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    IKEA always worked to build long-term relationships with consumers focusing on the latter’s needs. IKEA’s positioning statement perfectly matched this customer-oriented concept; the mottos “We do our part, you do yours. Together we save money” and “better life for many” have been deeply embedded in IKEA’s corporate DNA. The company’s traditional approach has been to provide well designed and functional furnishing solutions at prices so low, that as many as people as possible shall be able to…

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    through marketing strategies which allow the business to utilize footholds and pathways on a limited budget in an effective manner. Marketers choose to sort out their real audience in order to understand what holds real meaning to the audience. They also seek to understand what that audience cares about to ascertain how that relates to what they are offering to craft a message that would meet consumers’ levels of needs. Therefore, marketing strategy is the process of designing a marketing plan…

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    Furniture utilizes promotions that trigger the customers’ needs and grabs their attention to keep coming back. Jordon’s Furniture has used several different marketing strategies to get the customers attention such as their advertising and promotional skills. The World Series 2007 and 2008, as well as well as their remarkable marketing strategy of giving back in ways of donating sales to several…

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    MARKETING STRATEGIES Marketing strategies including four aspects of product, place, promotion and price. We will comparing the differences and similarities between the home country, Sweden with UK and China as a host country. Product Sweden product range is child friendly and covering the whole family, young and old needs. The product is versatile, wide in style and ways also coordinated. Using the strategy of “democratic design” which is combination of function, design and low price for all of…

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    Each marketing presentation can be tailored to the customer for whom it is intended. This is advantageous because it offers the salesperson an opportunity to directly address how the product or service may suit the specific needs of a particular customer. Another benefit to personal selling is that it offers customers the chance to receive immediate feedback to any questions or concerns they may have. While this marketing method has shown to be highly successful…

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    However, their marketing on innovation and design of the iPad also catches the attention of new potential consumers. To many the technology was not totally new, but the concept was and Apple focussed on that. Previous products from Apple put their brand in the limelight and made any new product launch a much anticipated one. amount of reputation,…

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    providing shoes for those less fortunate in over seventy countries. Tom’s Shoes works in conjunction with existing aid organisations who incorporate donations by Tom’s shoes into their existing programs. Toms shoes uses the image of giving as a key marketing tactic and uses this tactic in a similar manner throughout its product lines including Eyewear and Coffee; providing medical eye treatment to individuals and safe drinking water. Tom’s Shoes uses the ideology…

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    that companies meet greater efficiency and economies of scale when there is an effective coordination of marketing policies within all the divisions of a multinational corporation. Coordination of country division by the headquarters is more productive for multinational corporations dealing with consumer goods than when the divisions are left to make sole decisions. By its absence, marketing is conspicuous from the roles which can be implemented at the corporate headquarters level. A…

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