TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Executive Summary……………………………………………………………. 2.2 SWOT Analysis…………………………………………………………............ 2.2.1 Strengths ............................................................................................... 2.2.2 Weakness ............................................................................................. 2.2.3 Opportunity .......................................................................................... 2.2.4 Threats .........................
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Marketing plaN Project Advisor: MR FAISAL AKRAM PROJECT TEAM: UMER NADEEM SHAHROZ MUKHTAR HUNAIN HAIDER SHUMAIL CH HUMA IQBAL ahsan naveed Acknowledgement We deeply thankful to ALMIGHTY ALLAH for giving us the talent and strength to do this project and enabled us to complete the Project. We are also thankful to our teacher “Sir Faisal Akram” for his kind guidance and supervision. Under her supervision we get the opportunity to polish our
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Marketing Management DATE 20/07/2012 Term Report Marketing Plan SUBMITTED TO Ms. Beenish Nida Bushra 911 Hira Fatimah 1088 Saba Matin 10935 Iqra University North Nazimabad Campus Table of Contents Work Load Distribution 7 Acknowledgment 9 1. Executive Summary 10 2. Market Analysis 11 2.1Market Definition: 11 2.2Market Size: 11 2.3Market Segmentation: 13 2.3.1 Demographic Segmentation: 13 2.3.2 Geographic Segmentation: 14 2.3.3 Psychographic Segmentation: 14
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Marketing Plan “Beyond the Bean” Executive Summary For over a year David Greig and his partner Angela peck had been working on the idea of opening a board games café called “Beyond the Bean” in London‚ Ontario. His business plan is nearly to be complete‚ only the marketing plan for his proposed venture is still needed. Beyond the Bean is going to be a café that specializes in gourmet coffees and related beverages and at the same time offers the opportunity to rent a table were customers could
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MARKETING PLAN I. INTRODUCTION KITKAT originally created and established in London‚ United Kingdom. Some history of Kitkat is started with The idea of Kitkat itself which has been made since 18th century. In 1935‚ it was the first launching of Kitkat and became instant hit in 1937 by Rowntree. In the following years sales of KIT KAT grew rapidly and it has become a star in the confectionery world. The link between KIT KAT and breaks has remained a consistent theme for over 70 years. Until 1949
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3 CURRENT MARKET SITUATION 4 MARKET DESCRIPTION 4 PRODUCT REVIEW 4 COMPETITIVE REVIEW 4 CHANNEL LOGISTIC 4 SWOT ANALYSIS 5 OBJECTIVES AND ISSUES 6 SHORT-TERM OBJECTIVES 6 LONG-TERM OBJECTIVES 6 MARKETING STRATEGY 7 POSITIONING 7 PRODUCT STRATEGY 7 PRICE 7 DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY 7 MARKETING COMMUNICATION STRATEGY 8 MARKETING RESEARCH 11 MARKETING ORGANIZATION 11 ACTION‚ BUDGET AND CONTROLS 12 ACTION 12 BUDGET 12 CONTROL 12 APPENDIX 13 APA REFERENCES 14 Executive
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Marketing Plan: Executive Summary: Mobile phone‚ which is defined as a high technology electronic product‚ is popular all over the world. China must be one of the biggest markets for those mobile phone manufacturers. As a leader in mobile telecommunications market‚ Nokia has its scientific business strategy that leads to success‚ and pays a great attention to the market of China. Based on the Chinese mobile phone market‚ this paper analyzes Nokia’s business strategy to show reason of Nokia’s
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BSB07 Business Services Training Package Marketing Qualifications 2009 Delivery and Transition Guide: BSB51207 Diploma‚ and BSB60507 Advanced Diploma Version 1 27 November‚ 2008 Training Package Implementation Project Published by the Department of Innovation‚ Industry and Regional Development‚ Victoria © State of Victoria 2008 This work is copyright. It may be reproduced in whole or in part for study or training purposes‚ subject
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thanks to Ma’am Zeenat Jabbar‚ for her help‚ guidance and suggestions throughout the making of this project‚ they have been very useful in making this report. She helped us find new ways of being innovative and creative and discover and polish the marketing side of us. We would not have realized we had it in us to manage such creativity and stress of deadlines otherwise. This report would not have been possible without her direction‚ guidelines and cooperation. We are indebted to the persons and
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Opportunities: 7 4. Threats: 8 IV. Market-Product Focus: 8 1. Marketing and Product Objectives 8 2. Target Market 9 3. Product differentiation 9 V. Marketing Strategy: 9 1. Product Strategy: 9 2. Pricing Strategy: 9 3. Distribution Strategy: 10 4. Marketing Communication Strategy: 10 4.1. Advertising: 10 4.2. Direct Marketing: 11 4.3. Sales Promotion: 11 4.4. Personal selling: 12 5. Marketing Organization: 12 VI. Action Programs: 12 VII. Budget ( in one
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