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    Explaining big head short tail, product spread (3) Explaining Dual Chaos and Layer merchandising. One key takeaway from Sorensen’s book is that shoppers make small trips to big stores. Most retail stores are designed for large stock-up shopping trips. Only most shopping trips and a third of dollar sales are "quick trips" for only a few items. This research also holds true when discussing ecommerce sites (Lecture Tim Dorgan 10/27/14). Dr. Sorensen claims that the shorter the shopper’s seconds…

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    Moreover, for retailer like Macy’s that sells fashion items and furniture at affordable price is very hard to differentiate itself from other sellers. However, Macy’s is always enhancing customers shopping experience by using new technology and innovation. For example, Macy’s is the first retail store to support mobile payment system, which is very convenient. Also the company in order to improve e-commerce and not to loss its shoppers to online vendors…

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    Linens N Things Case Study

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    Linens ‘N Things (LNT) was founded in 1975 by Eugene Kalkin. Kalkin’s company focus was “on a novel value proposition: provide high-quality house ware goods [in a] value-priced market” (Doede & Nickman-Retana, 2010, p. 45). LNT’s first store was in “West Orange, New Jersey at Approximately 7,500 square feet” (Doede & Nickman-Retana, 2010, p. 52). LNT experienced a transaction of “55 LNT chains in 14 states being sold to Melville Corp.” two years after the transaction in 1983, Founder and CEO…

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    provide more personalized product recommendations in the future” (Howen, 2014). Once a user begins actively browsing and shopping on Amazon, they may begin to notice that underneath the product being viewed, at the bottom of the page, there is a “Featured Recommendations” section that is constructed, based off of their browsing…

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    Strategy #1. Jimmy John’s most important digital marketing tool is their main website. Located at https://www.jimmyjohns.com/, consumers can do anything from looking at the history of the company to ordering food to arrive speedy quick. This strategy falls under the IDENTIFICATION section of the digital marketing pyramid.  Memorability- The website name is the same as the company name. For anybody familiar with Jimmy Johns, this website name will be memorable.  Meaningfulness- The name Jimmy…

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    Case Question #1 Amazon Inc. can be described as nothing less than a creative, innovative, and entrepreneurial company. These three terms take a role in the definition of management. Amazon has taken over the market in the past few years, leaving various companies such as food and clothing stores in shock. With this company growing at a fast rate one can only assume the employees of Amazon play a significant role in their success. Although, since Amazon has been put in the spotlight in recent…

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    Consumer Obfuscation

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    Obfuscation is the process by which consumers find it normal to provide businesses with private information. This process refers to the ways in which that retailers trick consumers into believing how they are being tracked. However, what they don’t know is there are so many other activities that are tracking, parsing and even categorizing them. Consumers normalize sharing private information because they become comfortable being watched through their phones. In other words, as people have…

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    Throughout mankind’s history, humans have always seemed to have a barter system in place for all of their trades. From trading trinkets for food to the modern day practice of trading money for goods, capitalism has grown and flourished not only in America, but in many countries around the world. From the simple shopkeeper of the community general store of the past all the way to the CEO of the modern day retail giant, the retail trade has become a part of our everyday lives. There is not a day…

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    stores to purchases their items/products /goods. This later changed to bigger shops run by one man with a few employees and all the work was done manually. Department stores came into being. Beginning in the mid-1990s however there was an explosion of shopping malls. Where customers interacted with professionals and not with just one single person (the owner). (Ms. Vidushi Handa, Mr. Navneet Grover).Consumers can have a wide range of choices of goods. With great offers, discounts Growth of…

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    have high income gives lesser importance to their expenditure, For instance, Consumer with high income while shopping for his household products gives lesser importance in his grand total of his bill because it will not make him much difference in his part of salary.…

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