Understanding the marketplace is the first step to developing
and implementing a company’s effective marketing strategy. Consider
today’s marketplace, which is crowded with a variety of products
and services in all industries. Companies sell their products and
services in-store and online as well as offering a hybrid of
options to order online and pick up in store. These options are
often designed to move the company and its brands to the top place
in the industry.
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Develop and submit the FOURTH part of the business plan.
1. MARKETING PLAN
Overall Marketing Strategy.
Pricing.
Sales Tactics.
Service and Warranty Policies.
Advertising and Promotion.
Distribution.
2. DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT PLANS
Development Status and Tasks.
Difficulties and Risks.
Product Improvement and New Products.
Costs.
Proprietary Issues.
Marketing Channels & Supply Chain
As a consumer of Apple products, compare their channel strategy
to that of their competitors. Use specific examples, and discuss
the advantages and disadvantages of their strategy.
Imagine that your Marketing Strategy is going to revolve around
Digital Marketing. Provide a Digital Marketing Strategy for a
High-tech backpack (approximately 1000 words). The following are
the features of a high-tech backpack. A solar-powered battery pack.
Bluetooth speakers with 96 hours of playing time. A built-in phone
charger. 5 USB ports. A tracking device in case it ever gets lost
or stolen. A price tag of $250
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4.
What global marketing strategy actually is? What potential benefit
that can be obtained by implementing it? Give example of companies
pursuing this strategy.
Differentiate between implementing a value-added strategy and
mapping it for sustainability. From the e-Activity, provide one
example of a strategy and one environmental factor that management
for this organization should consider when mapping the organization
for sustainability.
Briefly describe the Life-Cycle Approach to Benefit Planning.
Briefly describe the Work/Life Approach to Benefit Planning.
Thinking as an employer, in your opinion which approach would seem
more attractive to potential employees?