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    Alibaba Case

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    stores, to increase brand awareness and have higher impact on consumers’ shopping experience. 4 From their home market, other British brands are already present or currently entering the Chinese market. Selling through Alibaba’s Tmall website, Sainsbury’s began to sell its products in 2016, after more than five years exploring the entry. Marks & Spencer, for many years, also used this channel to sell its products, exploiting the Chinese shopping phenomenon Singles Day, a celebration that…

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    Tesco is one of the leading retailers in United Kingdom. It is an international retailer functioning around 5,600 stores within 13 countries with a workforce individual amount of about 500,000. The company is bringing about the commercial and operational facilities in major parts of the world and some of them are even based in the UK where the foundation of company was carried out about 90 years ago. Presently, Tesco is the largest employer in the UK, being the company which provides…

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    Barclays

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    The assignment is divided into two different parts that aims to evaluate organisational purposes and monetary and fiscal policies in regards of two different organisations belong to banking sector. The first task aims to evaluate organisational purposes in regards of Barclays and HSBC banks based in the UK. Moreover, the other half of the assignment is based on the national environment in which business organisations operates. Task 1 Organisational Purposes Aims and Objectives Belong to Banking…

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    recognizable image of the brand. Personality is the second factor and this looks at the character of the brand itself this can be things that are recognized by the target market an example of this can be like physique and McDonalds or Jamie Oliver with Sainsbury’s, Claire and Joe could approach this by getting a local celebrity to star in an advert or to create a partnership where that celebrity could be associated with the…

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    Kamal Limited Case Study

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    far as their competence and commitment go, there is nothing wrong with them. They need the proper direction, tools, and resources to tap those accounts. Sometimes a commercial counselor does not have that profile to go and meet the president of Sainsbury’s or Tesco or Disney or Wal-Mart. You might need your ambassador or commerce minister to go there; to invite them, call on them, and market as a country. The target for Commerce Ministry should be to bring 50 big brands to…

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    And also they are using musical backgrounds to attract customer concern. And also clients are using music videos to promote their products. In music videos we can see some products are showing by the actors and musicians for the purpose of persuading the customers. And also they are sponsoring reality shows like X factor, got talent etc. Some elide class products are promoting in fashion shows, parties for high class people and some first class shopping malls and hotels because their target…

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    The End Zone: Measuring Antimicrobial Effectiveness with Zones of Inhibition Introduction: A Kirby-Bauer test is a microbiological method used as a form of testing bacterial resistance, it’s also known as a Zone of Inhibition test (1). The way in which the Zone of Inhibition was determined in this experiment was by measuring the diameter of the resisted zone in 3 areas and taking an average. As numerical data was required for this it means that in this experiment the Zone of Inhibition Test was…

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    Subway Case Study

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    Lunch time was the busiest as there was a flooding in of a variety of people from different ethnic backgrounds and different ages. People ranged from office workers dressed in suit and ties, students probably from a nearby college dressed in uniform and little kids who come along with their parents. The place was sort of overcrowded due to the small venue, the queue stretched all the way to the door, although the three members of staff working at the time seemed to do a pretty good job of…

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    al 2005). The latter is a great example of relationship marketing, not only does it reward returning consumers with ‘point' that maybe exchanged for goods or holidays, but it does so by bringing together several partner organizations including Sainsbury's, Debenhams and BP. Some theorists such as Peppers and Rogers (1993), Lynch and Mitchell (1997) claim that although they make sense, they are essentially just another costly marketing promotion, based on the fact that competitors would be quick…

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    A marketing idea focused on satisfying the needs of the client’s over those of the business that produces the services and goods they consume. The adoption of a business of distinct forms of concept related marketing objectives and philosophies of the customer that helps them serve better their clients and increases their overall reputation and success typically. An individual who buys services or products for personal use and not for manufacture or resale. Someone who can make the decision…

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