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    (McEachern and Warnaby, 2005) define customer orientation as a “component of market orientation that focuses on putting the customers at the centre of strategic focus. (Kotler and Armstrong, 2004) establishes the core of organizations is customer orientation which is the business philosophy that enables a business to employ’s strategies through management and individual employees that align to satisfy the customers demands through methods such as developing a quality product that is beneficial…

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    But when amazon offer new product called Kindle which is an e-book reader, the current customer may switch to buying Kindle instead of book. When a company acquiring new customers, it is not simply targeting all the new customer with all the promotion tools and methods. The first thing that the company do is to estimate the customer lifetime value to find whether it worth to acquire. Finding the prospects customer to target on is important since not all customer segments are giving the same…

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    Better land use pattern IMPORTANCE OF RURAL MARKETING 1. Increasing Competition in Urban Market Competition is increasing in urban market to find new market for the existing products company has to form rural marketing strategy. 2. Less expensive Promotion in Urban areas costs twice as much as in rural…

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    multiple sources, such as Amazon or Best Buy’s online store. PROMOTION The promotional goals of the Roku company is to promote their products and shed light on the fact that the company aspires to power every TV in the world and offer the streaming service for consumers that will provide the best experience each and every time the product is used. The promotional mix for the company will include public relations, advertising, sales promotion, and personal selling. Advertising will ensure that…

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    Private Label Products

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    is a huge opportunity for Reed because its shows consumers are paying attention to that. However, Reed is already providing a range of private label products but it is limited. This trend could increase sales and market share eventually for Reed. Private label merchandise are 17% of overall sales (page 3), which is 3% higher compared to the 14% in 2005. Private labels offer high profit margins to retailers like Reed. For example, the expansion of private label merchandise gives more options to…

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    Target's Entry Strategy

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    Target will be using the TV Ads, the internet ads and the newspaper ads to bring awareness to its entry into the Canadian market. Also, the company will have many sales promotion where Target Canada will offer the same prices of Target U.S. Target will be using the personal selling techniques for a limit time to build buyer awareness and positive impression with the valued Canadian customers.Target stores will create a…

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    customers. According to marketing concept, customers’ value and satisfaction is the ways to sales and profits instead of just producing and selling the products and services to the customers. Marketing orientation will benefits a company but also will incur some cost to the company. One of the benefits of adopting marketing orientations to a company is increasing sales and profits of the company. The sales and profits of a company can be increased due to the adoption…

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    million in sales. The company’s forecast of a 4% increase in 2008 sales is in line with expectations for the furniture industry as a whole. The president of the company expects increasing costs to reduce the contribution margin to 20%. He would like to attain a 5% pre-tax profit margin which would be a slight increase from the current 4.9%. Company policy limits promotional expenditures to 5% of sales. In 2007, 4.9% of total sales were spent on promotional costs including sales and sale…

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    Australian Hardware Essay

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    Assessment Task 1 Organizational Objectives Australian Hardware is providing its customer what they need and what they are looking for with an exclusive variety. This is the reason why Australian Hardware has got so many satisfied and happy customer. The organization's strategic direction has helped to set the way for its success with its exceptional design and swift accessibility. Australia Hardware has currently 15 stores spread all over the Brisbane area and its mission is to expand its…

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    11.0 PRODUCT, PROMOTION, PLACEMENT AND PRICE 11.1 The Foundation of Marketing Strategy Kotex is attributed to analyzer business. It attempts to maintain a stable, limited line product, but carefully follows a selected set of promising new developments. It seldom as a first mover, but often a second or third entrant in product-markets related to its existing market base, which is often associated with a lower-cost or higher-quality product or service offering. Thus, the analyzer strategy is…

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