Final Year Projects - Initial Planning document Attached are three documents which you might like to consider when planning your own Final Year Project (FYP). The first two have been ’rescued ’ from Mike Hart ’s files and are provided by way of illustration. 1. Initial doodlings... This document was actually written in the middle of the night when I had a quick brain-storm thinking about the major elements of a Ph.D 2. Plan of chapters with key bullet points
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Consumer Behavior (MKT 202) Consumer Behavior Research Project: (Group work) (Due Date for submission – April‚ 19th‚ 2012‚ Presentation Date- April 22/24‚ 2012) You are required to write a paper on the consumer behavior of a target group which influences the formation of marketing strategies of any BRAND. Find a live project at a company‚ preferably Multinational. Choose from categories like Telecommunication‚ Banks‚ Paints‚ Media‚ Newspaper‚ Saloons‚ Chips‚ Milk‚ Snacks‚ Bread‚ Cosmetics
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Alvarez‚ B. A & Casielles‚ R. V. (2005). Consumer evaluations of sales promotion: The effect on brand choice. European Journal of Marketing ‚ 39 (1)‚ 54-70. Arnould‚ E.‚ Price‚ L. & Zinkhan‚ G. (2004). Consumers. New York: McGraw-Hill. Assael‚ H. & Keon‚ J. (1982). Nonsampling vs sampling errors in survey research. Journal of Marketing‚ 46 (2)‚ 114-123. Atilgan‚ E.‚ Aksoy‚ S. & Akinci‚ S. (2005). Determinants of the brand equity: A vertification approach in the beverage industry in Turkey
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Sport Consumer Behavior Analysis Paper Sport Marketing – Spring 2011 By: Robert Kampson Dr. Covell It’s obvious that the sport industry exists to fill the wants that people (fans) have. A closer look helps one to figure out why theses fans have a deep dedication to one particular franchise. The assignment at hand digs into the inner meaning of why and how a fan can have such a dyer commitment with a team. Also‚ the assignment uses two excerpts from Fever Pitch by Hornby‚ N
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Measuring‚ and Managing Customer-Based Brand Equity The author presents a conceptual model of brand equity from the perspective of the individual consumer. Customer-based brand equity is defined as the differential effect of brand knowledge on consumer response to the marketing of the brand. A brand is said to have positive (negative) customer-based brand equity when consumers react more (less) favorably to an element of the marketing mix for the brand than they do to the same marketing mix
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"Voice of the Customer" Dell implemented a Voice of the Customer or "end-to-end” flow of distribution‚ fully embracing the entire supply chain. Dell has aligned its supply chain people‚ processes and technology to meet customer needs at each step‚ but here is the critical point: Dell recognized those answers and capabilities were different for its different customer segments and hence the need to build multiple supply chains (e.g.‚ customer direct versus retail). Dell has over looked one major
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Stakeholder Brand Management CONTENTS Introduction 2 Understanding Consumer Identity—the Cornerstone of Brand Symbolic Meanings 2 Understanding Consumer Identity Helps Brand Communication 5 Critical Evaluation of Understanding Consumer Identity 7 Conclusion 9 References 10 Introduction Belk (1988) has pointed out that the most basic and powerful fact in marketing is that we are what we have. This statement highlighted the importance of consumers’ identities
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In order to understand consumer behavior one must understand the term. Consumer behavior is the study of consumers and the processes they use to choose‚ use (consume)‚ and dispose of products and services. (MarketingTeacher‚ n.d.) This allows economists to predict consumer-buying patterns. Each consumer relies on different products and services based on their own income as well as their needs. Economists follow past trends and buying habits in order to assume future purchases. Now looking at utility
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We started to get more information on the toys and prices from Target since we considered it to be more of middle to upper middle class store. We initially thought of Target to be a lower-middle class and classify it to be similar to Big Lots. After going through the toy section in Target‚ we soon realized that the prices were way more than those at Big Lots. The variety and selection of toys Target had to offer were far more extensive than those at Big Lots. We started from the first aisle of the
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available to the consumer at lower prices‚ the establishment of a strong brand name is extremely important. A strong brand can make all the difference between a successful brand and a failure. Branding is at the heart of marketing. The reason for this statement is that marketing should not only be about meeting needs but also about fulfilling expectations. Marketers strive to create strong brands that can sustain themselves over the years and from generation to generation. Brands like Coca Cola
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