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    Macys Vs Macy's

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    210 April 4, 2017 Targeting, Segmenting and Positioning Dillard’s and Macy’s have the same kind of retail business in the USA. Macy's and Dillard's, have staged impressive comebacks recently. Macy's and Dillard's are renewing their success in the retailing market. They have the same kind of promotion such as Coupons, improving social media for shopping and many kinds of customer's service policy for their customers "Macy's and Dillard's both have the same intensified efforts to make themselves…

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    Myer Holding Limited (MYER) was established by Sidney Myer, a migrant from Russia to Melbourne. The first store was opened in Victoria in 1900. After its success, a second store was opened in 1908 (Myer, 2006). It is one of the Australian’s largest retailing department store chains providing a range of various products including women’s, men’s and children’s clothing, intimate apparel, fragrances and cosmetics, homewares, electrical goods, toys, footwear, handbags and accessories and general…

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    Uniqlo Case Study

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    QUESTION 3 Segmentation, Target and Position process would enable Uniqlo to identify who will be their potential consumers to target at and where Uniqlo stands in Vietnam clothing market. Segmentation Doole & Lowe (2012, p.104) stated that market segmentation helps “identify the markets on which a company can concentrate its resources and efforts so that they can achieve maximum penetration of that market”. Market segmentation divides customers having similar behaviours and needs into smaller…

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    Paddini Case Study

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    Bargaining power of buyers Cannot be deny that, bargaining power of buyers for Padini is High as there are many competitors in the same industry. Padini has the same customer base as its competitors (Essay, 2013). Therefore, customers are able to switch to competitors� brand easily. When users switch from one product to another they are clearly indicating either that the original product is no longer satisfying their needs or that another product being offered by a competing firm is more…

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    Poor Customer Service in Retail Stores Introduction Customer service is about services to customers. Customer satisfaction becomes one of the most important factors that the companies are valued upon, especially in retailing. Bad customer service will have negative influences on businesses and even affect companies’ reputations. Therefore, customer satisfaction is highly valued by companies. This paper will focus on poor customer service in retail: the causes, examples of retailers with failed…

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    Rhonda owns three scrapbooking stores located in Melbourne known as Rhonda’s Scrapping Emporium. It is a “small family business” in the form of a brick-and-mortar organisation (Information Systems for Business 2017) that sells all scrap booking related materials. The stores are situated in suburbs that are well known with a small loyal customer base with limited passing trade. Competition in the form of eCommerce businesses has arisen with much cheaper prices, creating an issue for Rhonda to…

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    This paper provides a historical analysis of PetSmart Inc. and shows the comparison between their main competitors, Target and Walmart. PetSmart is one of the top specialty pet retail stores in North America. By anticipating that the company’s historical trends continue, a three year forecast will be generated that will explain the company’s financial situation along with their ability to expand in the market and grow as a company. Theme The largest operator of pet food, pet supplies, and pet…

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    Alibaba Vs Amazon Essay

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    Two e-commerce giants With the development of information technology, online shopping become a worldwide form of entertainment, which accelerate the growth of e-commerce companies. Also, the globalization lead to a more aggressive competition through the world especially in the e-trading and there are two corporates stand out. Amazon, a solely-focused online book store ever and Alibaba, an online shopping website founded by an English teacher range into the top e-commerce enterprises over the…

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    Lee Thiam Waai Case Study

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    Lee has affected by license risk and competition in the retailing store industry when he started over his business. However, his experience makes him able to stand out and dominate the competitive market. They have successfully built a strong reputation by expanding market share (99speedmart.com, n.d.). 3.2 Challenges…

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    1. Training to sales staff : In retailing the most important person is the customer. Next in importance is the retail salesperson And the most important job the salesperson does in the shop is selling. Good selling means satisfying the customer with both merchandise and service. Good selling is more than the ability to talk or to give each customer a friendly smile. Selling can be learned by practice and study; and contrary to popular belief among salespeople as well as the general public,…

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