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    to make a sale. Another main problem will be when the customers ask for the contrast between two of the new cars. Here the customers wanted to make a decision based on your response. If your response does not satisfy the customer, he/she will walk out the store. For this, you have to know a minimum of the mileage the car gives, it’s price, it’s last year price, some of the newly added safety features, some new systems added to the car. After you have mastered this, you can look for the horse…

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    Diversity In A Small Town

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    Small towns are known for being closed communities, even if they have their differences. They are historic, had overcome the difficult times life offer together as well celebrated the good times. A newcomer, regardless of what it is, has a great deal of difficulty developing the main ingredient Trust among the community. To be the talk of the town they have to do a lot besides TV commercials, newspaper ads, they really have to get into the community and after a good period of time the citizens…

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    Case Study Fitbit

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    a unique design that makes a bold statement. This way Fitbit could draw from some of the consumers that would normally have bought an Apple Watch or a Samsung Gear. With some minor changes, our team believes the company can yield much profit from selling the Fitbit…

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    Alejo, Mycoski’s Argentinian polo teacher partnered with him and volunteered the space so they could have enough to share with people and pitch their idea to potential buyers. Eventually American Rag picked the idea up with the intention of selling both the shoe and the story. Booth Moore a popular fashion writer helped spike the demand for the shoe with an article she wrote for the Los Angeles Times. The idea of 1-for-1 giving was easily sold to the public, but Moore’s article made it public…

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    Ebags Case Study

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    According to Schroeder, Goldstein, & Rungusanatham (2011) “the considerations required for process selection include the volume of the product and whether the product is standardized or customized” (p. 78). Typically, “high-volume products that are standardized will be made on an assembly line, and low-volume customized products will be made using a batch or job shop process” (Schroeder et al., 2011, p. 78). Currently, 85% of eBags product sales are manufactured and drop shipped to customers by…

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    What is average order value? Average Order Value (AOV) and how to increase it, is an essential revenue concept for any SMB owner to understand. Basically, your store’s average order value (AOV) is the average amount of money each customer ends up spending per transaction. You can calculate your average order value using this simple formula: Total revenue / number of orders = average order value Why Average Order Value matters: Some benefits of increasing your AOV are readily apparent, like…

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    The Crew T-Shirt

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    Plan reductions: We have many different products that we sell during the school year. The busiest time of the year for selling is our school homecoming. Homecoming influences students, parents or businesses to purchase articles of clothing with names and numbers that support the football players. One of the biggest sellers that we have at our school year-round is “The Crew” t-shirts. Our student section at the different sport activities are referred to as “The Crew” because it is related to our…

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    The Lincoln Electric Company is an extremely successful company that primarily manufactures and sells arc-welding products. In order to understand that success, one must understand Lincoln’s unique organizational culture. Lincoln is a customer oriented company. They strive for customer satisfaction above everything, including the interest of the stockholders. They are aware that if the company draws customers, stockholders will naturally follow. Lincoln believes in delivering to its customers…

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    Sixth Avenue Bistro

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    Restaurant Experience Physical Facility Entering Sixth Avenue Bistro the customer found the physical environment to be clean, orderly, and understated. The Bistro featured a take-out section directly across from the entrance, a full bar, and both outdoor and indoor seating. Inside, the furniture itself was slightly worn—wooden tables and chairs showed scratches while the benches had an occasional loose seam. The walls were each…

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    Siebel Systems Case Study

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    Siebel Systems (A) Extreme View Growing a company requires a strong business strategy to keep leadership focused on the ultimate end goal. Sales to new customers, sales to existing customers, and customer satisfaction are all important aspects to the growth model; but priorities must be set based on the company’s standing in the market. Given the current market opportunities, Siebel should continue to focus on growing their business even if that means losing unhappy customers in order to…

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