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    Proctor and Gamble Proctor & Gamble company is the biggest personal and household products organization in the world. It was started in 1837 by two founders, i.e. William Proctor and James Gamble together with its manufacturers, subsidiaries and sells the consumer packaged goods. Besides, the organization is geographically diversified/spread and sells its items in over 180 territories and countries. The company operates via five segments that are home care and fabric care, baby, family and…

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    This essay provides a semiotic analysis of two images, an illustration and an advertisement. The illustration is by Charles Stanley Renhardt called “Summer at the Cape of Good Hope- Afternoon Tea on the stoep” and it dates back to 1882. The advertisement is for “Frank Rippingille’s Patent Cooking Stoves” and it dates back to 1897. The semiotic analysis will be describing the denotative depictions of the two images and in turn will provide the connotative meanings base on Victorian Values. In…

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    Case Analysis Of Loreal

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    The cosmetic industry sells traditional cosmetics such as make-up and perfume, as well as products of personal hygiene such as tooth-care products, shampoos and soaps. Today, the cosmetic market is driven by innovation including new color pallets, treatments targeted to specific skin types and unique formulas concentrating on different needs. Most cosmetic types have a lifespan of less than five years, and manufacturers reformulate 25% of their products every year. L’Oreal’s competitive…

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    Obioha Okereke Marketing Management November 13, 2017 Dyson Case 1. Overview Dyson is a technology-driven company providing household appliances such as vacuums and faucets to consumers worldwide. Founded by James Dyson in 1987, the company was started with the intention of developing a vacuum fueled by technology that would combine superior quality and craftsmanship. Disappointed in existing vacuums, Dyson spent 15 years attempting to create such a product, making 5,126 vacuum prototypes before…

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    Case Summary: This week’s case discusses Proctor & Gamble (P&G) and their comprehensive supply chain administration foundation. P&G is known for producing some of the world’s greatest health care products, household goods, and even everyday use items. From Joy to Ace, to Align to Always, the company produced over 30 brand names that produce more than $1 billion each year. It’s important to note that P&G have an additional 15 brands that produce at least $600 million annually. Generally…

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    Snapple Case Study

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    Snapple was launched in 1972 in the Greenwich Village area of New York City with its founding product being an all-natural apple juice targeted to health conscious consumers. Over the next 15 years, Snapple grew slowly yet still managed to established markets on both the east and west coasts of the U.S. In the late 1980’s, with revenues reaching about $8 million in 1986, Snapple engaged a beverage industry sales and marketing veteran to professionally manage its next growth trajectory. By…

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    1.0 BACKGROUND OF CASE STUDY Flare Fragrances Co., a manufacturer of women’s perfumes and currently ranked 4th in U.S women fragrances market. The brand is “Loveliest” introduced in 1975 became their flagship brand for many years. Since 1996, Flare introduced new brand every 2 to 3 years with each brand will have their flagship brand “Loveliest” on its label. Their latest brand launched in 2006, namely “Natural” is targeting younger generation. As a result, by 2007 fragrances product line…

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    Durex Case Study

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    Material of Durex The Durex brand is the world's leading condom manufacturer. SSL International is a global healthcare company, with leading brands in the condoms (Durex brand), footcare (Scholls), and powder-free surgical gloves markets. Sold in over 150 countries worldwide Durex is the market leader in over 40 markets. Durex accounts for 24% of the world's sales of over 4 billion condoms annually. For 75 years, Durex has represented quality and reassurance for consumers. The brand has grown…

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    The Virtues of Vinyl Gloves Vinyl hand wear is an undeniably famous alternative in expendable gloves. For a considerable length of time, latex has ruled the business sector. Be that as it may, as of late, different items have seen a rise being used on account of the expanded potential from such items. Specifically, dispensable vinyl hand wear has a ton to offer in an extensive variety of working environments. At the point when buying expendable gloves, there are a couple motivations to…

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    Procter & Gamble Marketing Strategy Update Procter & Gamble (P&G) is committed to producing household products, designed to make life easier (Procter & Gamble, 2016b). Past marketing efforts for the company relied on a very targeted marketing campaign, but eventually realized that a broader targeted base yielded larger profits (Vizard, 2016). Further, a broader targeted audience-based campaign provided cheaper access to more consumers and was more cost effective to implement. Companies should…

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