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    New Zealand Diploma in Business/Bachelor of Applied Management/Bachelor of Tourism Management MGMT.5541/5941 Fundamentals of Marketing Assignment 1 Summer School‚ 2013 Due Date: Tuesday 14th January 2014 Assignment 1 - Summer School‚ 2013 The assignment comprises 25% of the total marks for the course. 1. Purpose The purpose of this assessment is to: enhance and assess your knowledge and understanding of the theories‚ concepts and techniques

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    Case Study The Notorious Business Professor As the Dean of a business school‚ you are faced with a young business school professor who is affecting the department. He is competing for tenure and you will need to make this decision in the near future. He has several positive and negative characteristics that you need to weigh in making a tenure decision; you are scheduled to meet with him about how he can improve his chances of being granted tenure. This case can be used to illustrate the components

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    high quality vodka‚ free from dangerous by products. The Absolut bottle was considered a masterpiece in glass design. The timeless shape‚ the fine lines and the exceptionally clear glass distinguish Absolut from other premium vodka brands. The marketing team came up with a strategy that all advertising should centre around the bottle‚ the product should not be identified with any particular lifestyle‚ and the approach should have a timeless yet contemporary feel to it. Every advertisement has a

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    Introduction to Marketing Written Report SK-II Segmentation‚ Targeting & Positioning in Hong Kong Group Members: (Group 2) Chan Yuk Fung‚ Nichole Ho Wai Ki‚ Vivian Kwan Tsz Kwan‚ Sita Ng Chun Ting‚ Jacky Yuen Ka Wai Date of Submission: 18 Apr 2012 Content 1) Introduction of SK-II P.3 2) Segmentation for SK-II customers P.3-4 3) Analysis of SK-II Segmentation P.4 4) How SK-II target their customers P.4-5

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    in production capabilities will allow us to later expand our product lines with new innovations and offer our customers a higher quality premium brand. The marketing plan of our company will focus on turning our current product into a cash cow‚ which will later fund other products and projects. In order to achieve this function the marketing of our current product will focus on the segments of both women and men between the ages of 14 to 35 who are active and enjoy quality footwear at a relatively

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    provider‚ providing from young to old‚ private to corporate. However‚ instead of competing in a mass market with broad segments‚ in adopting a narrower focus‚ the company ideally focuses on their specialized needs‚ thus better tailoring the marketing mix accordingly. The chosen segments to focus are students and corporate. Students and corporate segments are important source of customer base. Corporate functions are on regular basis where organizers are willing to spend generously. Students‚

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    1 Marketing Background After undergoing a strategic analysis of its product portfolio‚ the Co-operative bank identified the tertiary sector as a promising market segment from which it could build an exciting new product offering specifically aimed full time tertiary students. Some demographic characteristics of this targeted segment include: males and females aged between 18 and 28 who have decided to further their education in a tertiary institution. Typically consumers in this segment have relatively

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    Long term maintenance of a classic brand name A Nestlé case study Page 1: Introduction Kit Kat was launched in 1937. Since then‚ it has consistently been one of the best selling chocolate bars on the market and has acquired an instantly recognisable brand name and identity. In 1997‚ British sales of Kit Kat amounted to some £227 million‚ which made it easily the most popular confectionery product on the market. Forty four Kit Kats are consumed every second in the UK! The UK confectionery market

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    Marketing Strategies of Global Brands in Indian Markets In the article Marketing Strategies of Global Brand in Indian Markets by Journal of Arts‚ Science & Commerce talks about how India is among the largest markets in the world in terms of sheer size along with China which together account for 37 percent of the overall world population. Some of the global brands in Indian are Kellogg’s‚ Initial Blunders‚ McDonalds‚ and many more. Kellogg’s is one of the most successful global brands in the

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    [Type the company name] [Type the company address] [Type the phone number] [Type the fax number] Meshal Problem Definition La Guinguette restaurant is not profitable. Critical Facts * La Guinguette rarely sees any repeat business because of the language barrier. The vast majority of tourists‚ regardless of their native tongue‚ speak English. In fact‚ the majority are U.S. citizens and speak no other language. * Bloody Mary’s is “the” place to be in Bora Bora and is always

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