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to a satisfactory level. Table of Contents ABSTRACT II TABLE OF CONTENTS III TABLE OF FIGURES III 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. AIM AND OBJECTIVES 9 3. METHODOLOGY 10 4. FINDINGS AND ANALYSIS 11 4.1 AIDA MODEL (HIERARCHY OF EFFECTS) 11 4.2 KOTLER ET AL.’S 5 STEPS MODEL 12 4.3 EMB MODEL 16 4.4 RECOMMENDATION 20 5. CONCLUSION 22 6. REFERENCES 24 APPENDICES 28 PHASES OF HIERARCHY OF EFFECTS DEVELOPMENT 28 EARLY DEVELOPMENT PHASE 28 MODERN DEVELOPMENT PHASE 29 CHALLENGES AND DEFENSES
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Demographic‚ economic‚ social-cultural‚ natural‚ technological and political-legal (Kotler‚ Keller‚ Koshy‚ Jha‚ 2009). If the above has been researched and evaluated carefully‚ you can then position your product well with the other 3’P’s: Place‚ Promotion and Price. Yet‚ Kellogg’s with their over-confidence just gambled on the economics and here too they failed miserably. While considering economics in 1994‚ they considered the overall population. Mr. Bhagirat B. Merchant‚ at that time director
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the industrialized world (Cateora et al‚ 2006). World Bank has estimated that if current trend continue‚ by 2020 the Chinese economy could be larger than that of the United States‚ while the economy of India will approach that of Germany (Economist‚ 1994). CHARACTERISTIC OF EMERGING MARKETS Emerging markets stand out due to a number of major characteristics. Certain of these may well apply to other markets as well‚ but an emerging market generally carries a large number of these features. The main
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Bidwell. 25 March 2009 Cohorts: Age-Based Marketing. http://www.bidwellid.com/resources/white_papers/Bidwell_ID_Cohorts.pdf Williams‚ K; Page‚R 2010 Marketing to the Generations http://www.aabri.com/manuscripts/10575.pdf Kotler‚ P.‚ & Keller‚ K. (2012). In K. Keller‚ & P. Kotler 14th ed‚ Marketing Management
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the above mentioned result. The article analyses how the product should be positioned on the market. The second part of the artic conceptions of product positioning in the market. Those include: Etzel‚ Walker‚ Stanton (1997)‚ Ries and Trout (1986)‚ Kotler (2006)‚ Armstrong (2006)‚ Bhat (1998)‚ Fill (2006)‚ Ferrel (1997)‚ Lamb‚ Hair‚ McDaniel (2004)‚ Boone and Kurz (2001). The third part defines the basement of product following parts: segmentation‚ targeting and positioning. The fourth part describes
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University of Halmstad School of Business and Engineering “Master of Science in International Marketing” Master’s degree level Dissertation Assessing Youth’s Buying Behaviour towards Sports Shoes (A Case Study of Nike) Dissertation in “International Marketing”‚ 20 Swedish credits (30 ECTS) Author: Srungaram Narsimha Vamshi Krishna Supervisor: Venilton Reinert Professor: Svante Andersson S.S.No. 810609-3035 Contents Pg No. 0 Acknowledgement Abstract 1. Introduction and background 2. Purpose
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........................................................................ 2 2.1 Key learning event .............................................................................................................................. 2 2.2 Atkins & Murphy (1994) ...................................................................................................................... 3 2.2.1 Description: ..........................................................................................................
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(1963) Richard Cyert & James March My Years with General Motors (1963) Alfred P. Sloan The Managerial Grid (1964) Robert Blake & Jane Mouton Corporate Strategy (1965) Igor Ansoff The Will to Manage (1966) Marvin Bower Marketing Management (1967) Philip Kotler The Age of Discontinuity (1969) Peter F. Drucker The Peter Principle (1969) Laurence Peter The Seventies Up the Organization (1970) Robert Townsend The Nature of Managerial Work (1973) Henry Mintzberg Organizational Learning (1978) Chris Argyris
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other hand dissatisfied customers respond differently. Dissatisfied customers may try to reduce the dissonance by abandoning or returning the product‚ or they may try to reduce the dissonance by seeking information that might confirm its high value (Kotler‚ 2000). 5. Customer satisfaction is a post-purchase evaluation of a service offering (Oh‚ 2000‚ Bolton and Drew 1991). 6. Customer satisfaction is considered to be one of the most important outcomes of all marketing actinities in a market-oriented
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