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    individual relationships with the most beneficial customers. The one-to-one strategy is based on the concept that a company’s potential revolves around understanding how customers contribute to a firm and how value is created for them in return. In order to transform into an one-to-one marketing firm, a company must first of all, identify the customers, then differentiate among them, interact with them, and then customize the product or service to fit each customer’s needs. In this paper I…

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    Dyson Case Study

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    INTRODUCTION The consumer, buyer, distribution channel, and sales analysis support developing a vacuum with the new battery technology. Regardless, in order to market the new technology effectively, Dyson should perform market segmenting, targeting, and positioning. By strategically marketing the new product in this way, the organization will position itself to efficiently use its resource and attract consumers with adjacent needs. This, in turn, will ensure Dyson continues to capture a…

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    old customers satisfied. Also the little village of Northampton is not a very good place to start a production of drag queen shoes. People living there are narrow minded and not too many of the Northampton residents would even walk into a store that sales high heal shoes for men. Unfortunately at first employees shared the same mind set as the customers they were shocked by Charlie’s new idea. They didn’t see a purpose in producing drag queen shoes and they didn’t believe that it could be a…

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    through the years to adapt to more technologic and open-minded generations. 3.2 Product Marketing Product marketing is the process of promoting and selling a product to the company’s target market. There are four questions a marketer should ask in order to develop the product marketing strategy:…

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    sense of pride in their home and from time to time there are mishaps that can surprise the seller resulting in costly expenses for repaid. It’s worth having specialists check the areas a home inspector of your home before listing your property for sale. Having lived in the home for years, things settle in and hidden damages may get past the owner, but home inspectors know the signs of serious problems. They can also identify the minor ones, with easy solutions…

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    It should invest more in the promotional and marketing strategies in order to increase the brand awareness among the consumers about the products. As more and more people will get to know the brand this will increase the sales of the company and in turn increase the profit margins of the company. The company should try to reduce its employee turnover. PEL’s employee retention is very low. The company…

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    Herbalife Case Study

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    Basically, Herbalife sells their consumer products, mostly dietary nutrition and health supplements by direct personal contact instead of waiting for customers to knock on their doors. The products of the company are marketed through independent sales representatives who are commonly known as consultants or distributors. They are independent contractors who market and sell Herbalife products in return for a commission…

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    First: building relationships with customers Build a relationship with the client and develop has evolved to become a stand-alone system are coordinated through them and cooperation among the multiple destinations within the organization in order to one strategic objective, namely to retain customers lucrative property and ensure their loyalty to the maximum possible period. Of course, the function of customer relationship management beyond the marketing department to the production and…

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    friends and word of mouth Always in constant evolution of their products in order to maintain loyalty and strong relationshof with their customers in order to achive the profitable for organization and satisafied their consumers…

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    Christian Louboutins

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    Briefly indicate what marketing concepts or text materials explain the outcome, and state your own opinion on these issues Christian Louboutins has been successful in its fashion business since its inception. The brand has attracted customers from all over the world. The management understands that a good marketing strategy is key factor that determines the success of a business. The company has also defined its target market very well and have been able to maintain quality products that mach…

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