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    In this communication audit, we will be focusing on the efforts made by the Humane Society of North Texas to communicate to their key audiences. We will examine the society’s different channels of communication with the public and identify their strengths and weaknesses. We will also suggest any changes that need to be made for the organization to achieve their ideal goals and ensure all efforts are effective and needed. For 111 years the Humane Society of North Texas have been “an advocate on…

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    Before the advent of communication technology, the traditional way people received information was through television, magazines, and newspaper; however, with the use of communication technology, companies can now exchange information, run promotion and connect with potential customers through Facebook, twitter, texting, and mobile phones. The possibility of exchanging information through mobile marketing has not been easier than now, thereby drastically causing…

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    best suit to your talent. With that being said, I have decided that my career goal is to be a marketing manager which are responsible for managing marketing, advertising and promotional staff. Most companies require a bachelor degree for marketing manager position. Candidates with business degree or marketing are preferred, although other degrees may be accepted if they include coursework in marketing, consumer behavior,…

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    Using the IMC or integrated marketing communication process one can compare and contrast how Target sells and communicates their brand to consumers. Rimkienė provides a wonderful definition of integrated marketing communication: The process of the integrated marketing communication is very similar like marketing communication process, but integrated communications provide an approach designed to deliver one consistent message to receivers through an organization’s promotions that may span all…

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    A Case Study Jim's Gyms

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    their overall well being is of importance to Jim’s and its staff. Building this relationship means continuously engaging clients through extended marketing efforts. This will be done through direct mail marketing, newsletters , annual satisfaction survey, a semi-annual telemarketing effort. This will also be done through a frequency and club-marketing…

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    Marketing Mix There are four elements that make up the marketing mix, product, price, place, and promotion. A product can be defined as everything that makes up a good, service, or idea, including product design, features, colour, packaging, warranty and service levels. (textbook) A price refers to the expected selling price of a product. The place consists of the channels where a product is distributed and the merchandising used to sell the product. And finally, promotion includes all of the…

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    activities. The company utilizes all five of the elements of the promotional mix in order to communicate to its target customers. This one or two-way communication delivered through advertising, public relation, sales promotion, direct mail, social media and sponsorship. The point of sale promotion and charities are also seldom but effectively used by the marketing department. Besides, the store’s 'mall like' physical environment with the interior space plan has a significant promotional…

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    Fashion Marketing

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    fashion marketing, and how it relates to business management. Marketing and Marketing strategies help a company become very successful. The better the marketing strategies, the higher the revenue and profit. Findings show that businesses that have fast and efficient marking strategies tend to earn a larger customer following. For example, Zara’s clothing brand is explored and talked about throughout this essay. Zara is a company that takes fashion marketing to an innovative level. Marketing…

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    today’s global market. This essay will discuss the marketing mix of the Coca Cola Company, as well as explain each of the four P's of marketing and include examples of each: price, place, promotion, and product. Also, it will give suggestions for future plans, and recommend areas of marketing that the company could pursue in the future. The marketing mix is defined as the “four Ps—product, price, place (channels of distri- bution), and promotion—are adjusted so that the customer will buy the…

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    McCarthy’s 4Ps is a widely used fundamental concept of a marketing mix. The purpose of this essay is to discuss whether 4Ps is still credible model or it requires replacement. However, at first it is important to look at elements of the model and its significance in marketing practice. Secondly, it is vital to recognise numerous changes that took place and shaped the entire concept of marketing. Subsequently it is crucial to look at critiques of the model and alternatives suggested by different…

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