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    Key Points for Carvel Ice Cream Key Points 1. Dairy products are not very popular in China. Health concerns and a large lactose intolerant population are obstacles Wang must consider. 2. Carvel has a very limited ($20‚000) advertising budget for the year. Radio and television advertising are ruled out by the low budget. 3. Several segments of the Beijing population are potentially promising to Carvel. The three most attractive segments are (1) middle and upper class Chinese professionals‚ (2)

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    assignment we analyzed Target’s private labels. Target has both value and premium private brands. Target uses “Up & Up” for its value private label products and “Archer Farms” for its premium private label food products. The three product categories that we picked are household products‚ health products‚ and food products. The first household product that we picked is Target’s Up & Up body wash. The Up & Up’s Delicate Exfoliating Body Wash is compared to the national brand Dove Exfoliating

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    cost control‚ operational process and product development. IKEA differentiates itself from most furniture retailers by offering a wide range of well designed array of home furniture at very attractive prices that remain affordable to a large group of diverse customers. There are some unique features of IKEA as compared to most furniture retail stores (IKEA‚ 2012) ‘Self – Service’ (minimal service or influence from sales person) Details of all products are made ubiquitous in the showroom thus

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    Dissatisfied 5. Range Of Products 1. Highly Satisfied 2. Satisfied 3. Neutral 4. Not Satisfied 5. Highly Dissatisfied 6. Quality Of Products 1. Highly Satisfied 2. Satisfied 3. Neutral 4. Not Satisfied 5. Highly Dissatisfied 7. Product Information 1. Highly Satisfied 2. Satisfied 3. Neutral 4. Not Satisfied 5. Highly Dissatisfied 8. Product Display 1. Highly Satisfied

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    marketing campaign was challenging‚ especially after the feedback received about the product indicated issues like limited awareness and hard-to-communicate functionalities. The main focus of this new marketing campaign is to select a positioning strategy that will speed up the adoption of TiVo among consumers. The marketing team has three options on how to position TiVo: 1) as an enhanced digital video recorder‚ 2) as a product that gives viewers the ability to create their own television network‚ 3) or

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    Europe and Japan. The stores are now looking for products that are more innovative and would provide a pleasant experience to the customers when they come to shop. Burt’s Bees has completely revised its product list in the last ten and is adding new products at a very fast pace. This has made their bucket full of a variety of products that other players do not have. By 1997‚ Burt ’s Bees had over 70 "Earth Friendly‚ Natural Personal Care Products". Burt’s Bees are the only player in the market who

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    Management INTRODUCTION Rogers’ Chocolates is the oldest chocolate company in Canada based in Victoria‚ British Columbia. Rogers’ Chocolates focuses on the premium chocolate market and differentiates itself by delivering award winning quality products at a fair price; this combination creates a good value for its customers. They also have expertise at creating an outstanding customer experience within their Victorian themed retail locations that have also won awards. The company is privately held

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    and joint ventures are popular methods of establishing retail stores while keeping costs low. Buyers do not have much bargaining power. Since buyers are aware apparel companies are quick to do away with failed fashion trends‚ they usually purchase products as soon as they are available. Most fashion conscious shoppers come from middle to upper income families and therefore‚ have the discretionary income to spend on clothes. The threat of substitutes in the apparel industry is high. Customers do not

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    are to go all out to meet and satisfy their needs and wants. At times‚ they are supposed to take up the role to create customers’ needs by crafting out a new product or giving an improved version of an existing product. In actual fact‚ customers may not even need the product. An unnecessary product can sometimes become the must-have product if a marketer will to use the correct way to create the need in customer‚ convincing them that it is something that they cannot leave without. Being a marketer

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    card." Now‚ when the customer uses the card as a credit card‚ Target can track all of their transactions and store it in their data warehouse‚ which keeps track of the customer’s needs and wants outside of Target. This will entice Target to offer products that they do not have in stock. Target tracks all sales done on their cards. So‚ Target can track customers who use their card at other retailers and compete by providing that merchandise as well. Location: Location is a critical factor in a consumer’s

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