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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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    Role of Marketers

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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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    Retail and Sales

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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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    website and you may not get a response. In a brick store you can simply go into the shop and deal with it there and do it face to face with an employee of the company. Another advantage of a brick store is that if there is a problem with the product you can also simply return it to the store and get a change of item or your money back‚ online this may be a problem as it will cost for postage and packing‚ it will also take much longer as well. One of the main advantages of starting with a brick

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    what and who a consumer finds attractive or how we as consumers feel about issues such as recycling. The Schmitt’s article highlights popular culture—highly trafficked music‚ movies‚ sports‚ and books—as not only a marketing product but also an inspiration for marketers. Product placement in TV shows and movies affects us as consumers because we connect with characters and feel the need to be more like them. The article makes a point to identify the fact that consumers are inundated with spokes-characters

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    A Project Report On Market Research and Product Development Mix N Drink Submitted By- Rahul Srivastava Trainee DS Group Executive Summary The aim of the project is to enhance the understanding of the Mix N Drink category through retail auditing. Another part of this project is Product Testing of the new product through market research. This report examines in detail the market behavior and growth of the mix n drink category in the Indian retail industry and consumers buying behavior

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    globally analyzes prevailing trends in airport retailing and explores how business dynamics are set to change in 2014-2015. This highlights the key drivers and barriers influencing customer opinion and purchasing pattern‚ and identifies preferred product categories‚ frequently used payment modes‚ and business optimization activities adopted by airport retailers. Key Findings The highest percentage of business travelers’ spend ’15 min or less’ at duty paid airport retail outlets during 2014.

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    The Botox case illustrates the accidental success of a product developed for an entirely different purpose. Originally‚ Botox was used in the treatment of crossed-eyes‚ but ophthalmologists quickly learned that it would also erase wrinkles and frown lines around eyes. It wasn’t long before doctors across the United States were using Botox for treating wrinkles even though Allergan could not promote the product for this use. The case discusses the advantages (fewer frown lines) and disadvantages

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    Chemical Equilibrium

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    completely in paragraph form. There was a pattern on while the reactants were decreasing the products were increasing‚ showing that the reaction is two-way. This showed that two occurrences were going on and illustrated that two reactions can happen at the same time. This was a real hands on lab for me allowing me to see and experience the meaning of equilibrium. 3. How did the calculated ratios of product to reactant compare in the three parts of this activity. Explain‚ in paragraph form‚ if these

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    OF NON-STORE RETAILING. DIRECT SELLING‚ DIRECT MARKETING NON-STORE RETAILING DIRECT-RESPONSE MARKETING • 7. DIRECT SELLING. The marketing of products to ultimate consumers through face-to-face sales presentations at home or in the work place Party plans: Hosting groups to view a product demonstration and encouraging participants to purchase the products.Example: Eureka Forbes. • 8. PROS AND CONS OF DIRECT SELLING. • Benefits • Personal attention to

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