...E-Marketing SERVICES ADVERTISEMENT SOLUTIONS Version1.0 About us D-Evenement is an organization of some young and experienced dreamers. In D-Evenement we are committed to provide absolute attention to every detail of your event and marketing solution with the highest quality. We enhance the value and image of our clients by not only providing them with exquisite events, creativity and experiences, but also distinctive “fresh ideas”. Through active listening and communication we understand the value and importance of each event. We are committed to undivided attention to every detail of your event with the highest quality. We work together with our clients as a team with common goals. In short, we believe in a balanced score card: • Provide every guest with an experience that exceeds clients' expectation. • Deliver events on target for time and budget. • Be the best, no exception. Here we attach Detail proposal, if you have any query regarding the proposal please feel free to ask because • We Listen. • We Understand. • We Deliver. D-Evenement provides a wide range of advertisement options which would ensure maximum visibility of your products and services among increasing number E-mail Marketing New Customers are just a click away... Millions of businesses use e-mail marketing every day to find new customers and keep them coming back. E-mail marketing is effective, affordable, and best of all; it is the easy way to get your...
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...Study Analysis Page 2 Summary UnME Jeans was a rising star in the world of junior denim fashion. The UnME brand focused on the individuality of teenage girls who coveted their designer-style jeans that featured glitter, jewels, and various forms of metalwork. UnME jeans were sold in more upscale department stores and specialty retailers and at premium price. ! Traditionally, UnME advertised to their target consumers using TV ads spots during popular programs for teenage girls, like Gossip Girl, American Idol, and One Tree Hill. They also took out full-page magazine print advertising in beauty and fashion magazines, as well as radio ads on popular stations. In addition, they had a corporate website and used online banner and display ads on the most popular websites for teenage girls. ! Margaret Foley, the brand manager for UnME Jeans, had trouble justify the expenses of advertising using traditional media outlets. Especially since the prices to purchase TV ads were increasing each year, despite declining TV audiences, and consumers’ who were skipping or delete TV ads from the programs they had recorded to watch later. In order to reduce costs, Foley asked the ad agency they were using to look into Web 2.0 social media options to see if there was a better way to reach her objectives. ! ! ! ! She wanted to maximize UnMe’s reach and frequency among their target demographic--women 12 to 24. She also wanted that media to be consistent with UnMe's stylish and cutting...
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...Marketing YourFirstName YourLastName University title Question 1; role of social networking outlets Currently, social networking networks are forums that have brought new methods of communication, socialization and most importantly a platform where business information is exchanged. The social media platforms have been used as tools of marketing whereby positive information and recommendations on products have been made through from one friend to another. Positive messages are the most common among sharing friends. Products that have received a positive reception have been known to do very well in the market. However, any negative comments about a product or service shows a similar reaction, since the social media networks have a large audience hence the information here travels fast and wide. Question 2 leveraging strategy for enhancing brand equity The coca cola company has been well known for the production of energy and non alcoholic beverages. It is a brand that has a well defined, wide global market share. The company has been able to utilize leveraging strategies especially through the integration of technology for paying services through linking itself to payment strategies. The Coca-Cola has been involved in upgrading strategies for vending strategies that diversify vending payments to allow for payment through mobile phones and other means of payment. These strategies have been essential in ensuring the company’s products reach to the consumers more...
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...The golden era of radio was one that made a long lasting impression on the entire world. It created a wireless connection throughout countries. Radio made its big splash into communications in the 1920’s. “In the early day radio had three patterns to the day, news and commentary, daytime serial drama, and quiz and audience participation programs (Sterling, p. 201).” The golden era of radio created a social revolution along with a shared American culture. “American boys and men connected themselves umbilically by headphones to a small black box powered by batteries (Douglas, p.195).” The golden era of radio was actually a cultural and social revolution coming from the power of wireless communication. In many ways the radio was to culture and society what mass production had been to commerce and industry. When public radio was introduced the world began to shrink and geographical and social boundaries began to disappear, in short the seeds of globalization were sown. Cultural integration occurred and the information age began. However, such revolutionary takeover did not occur overnight, public radio had to stray from military influence, fight a war with print media, fight FCC (Federal Communications Commission) regulations, find sources of finance, then remove itself from the control of advertisers and finally triumph with instant news reporting during World War II. “The Broadcasting House, considered by Germany a military target, was bombed several times, and destroyed the...
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...1. Ramada Demonstrates Its Personal Best In 1996 the latest D. K. Shifflet survey of customer satisfaction in the hospitality industry showed mid-tier hotels continuing their downward trend in perceived customer service, reflected by more and more respondents giving ratings on customer service in the 7 or lower range on Shifflet’s 10-point scale. While Ramada’s satisfaction rates held steady, “It was only a matter of time before we experienced the problem,” says Tim Pigsley, director of operations for Ramada Franchise Systems (RFS). Shifflet research highlighted three critical areas for study that could influence customer satisfaction: hiring (finding the best people to deliver Ramada’s brand of exceptional service), training (giving employees the tools to deliver exceptional service), and motivation (providing the impetus for Ramada employees to deliver exceptional service). Unlike some of its competitors, RFS is a totally franchised system. In such an environment, not only must headquarters contend with the variable human factor of all service operations, but additionally, RFS must contend with differing “exceptional service” standards among owners of the nearly 900 Ramada properties. “Due to the franchised system of property management, we needed for each management team and each employee to be committed to the change—to buy in to any new program—whatever shape it would take,” explains Pigsley. “We wanted to learn and borrow from the best so we started with Disney. In...
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...Good Morning. It is a great opportunity standing here in front of you all. First of all, “How many of you watching at your television or reading such as newspaper, magazines, or billboards outside your school hours?” If so, I believe you know already what advertisement is. According to the dictionary, advertisement is a notice or announcement in a public medium promoting a product or service. There are many functions of advertisements, which are to inform, identify and persuade to try a product. Despite from those functions, advertisements can harm the consumers, which means that it could be you. There is a study of television ads that said, “Students will watch approximately about 2,000 alcohol commercials on television each year”. Also, according to the research on Georgetown University, between 2001 and 2007 there are more than 2 millions television ads and 20,000 magazines ads for alcoholic products. These facts have to be concerned, as the students definitely can be brainwashed to consume alcohol. It has been known that over 74% of highschool students had have at least one alcoholic drink as well. Furthermore, according to PhD. Bridget. F, Grant, Chief of the Laboratory of Epidemiology and Biometry at the U.S. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, people who start drinking at the age of 15 are 4 times greater likely to be an alcoholic than people at the age of 21. The other advertisements like cigarettes can also give negative impacts on the consumers....
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...Case Brief #1 : Clean Edge Razor October 29, 2013 1. Problem Statement: Paramount Health and Beauty Company having difficulty to choose position their new product (Clean Edge) in the market. 2. Situation Analysis: Company (Paramount Health and Beauty Company) * Paramount is a respected brand in the industry since 1962 * Paramount offered two lines of nondisposable razors and refill cartridges. The Paramount Pro for moderate segment and the Paramount Avail for a value offering * Paramount is ready to launch newest nondisposable razor, Clean Edge * Clean Edge is improved by utilizing a vibrating technology to stimulate hair follicles and lift the hair from the skin * Paramount would be the first company to provide scientific testing by a third-party lab * Jackson Randall, the product manager for Clean Edge, is considering the position strategy for Clean Edge Collaborators * Food stores is important partner to support the sales. In 2000, food stores sold over half of all razors. * Drug stores, mass merchandisers, club stores and other stores also partners with Paramount. Customers * Male specific grooming products seemed to be a bright spot in the industry * Electric shavers generally appealed to older consumers * Women’s market Competitors * Prince Prince had been a market leader in nondisposable razors since the 1950s and held the number one position in terms of retail dollar sales in 2009. * Benet &...
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...here were many things came into my head when I saw the question "What would you get rid of to improve life in the 21st Century?" However none of them seemed important or exciting enough to be able to write a blog on. But then, after a few seconds I had an epiphany of how much was wrong with this world, obviously there's the obvious things like war and famine etc. but there are also little details that wind me up as well, such as queues; gum under tables; shorts and tops that reveal so much skin the people wearing them may as well wander around naked so everybody sees what they're trying to show in the first place; and then it hit me. The worst thing in this world, the thing everybody hates the thing that kills everybody inside... yes you've guessed it: TV adverts! Getting me started on the words beginning with "t," and "a," is a BAD move (sorry for whoever is reading this, please accept my apology). It annoys me so much that I can rant about it for hours, so I will try to keep this brief so that a) you won't fall asleep half way through and b) i won't break my keyboard whilst typing furiously . So, TV adverts. Where to start? How about their ringtone or theme tunes or whatever type of music it is classified as? Actually, I take that back completely, it is NOT music. An advert that goes "ding, ding, ding, ding," in an annoyingly high pitched "ding?" is not music. (It annoys me as much as high voiced men annoy Miranda, such fun, sorry couldn't resist :D ). In my opinion, it should...
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...Unit 11: Advertising and Direct Marketing Advertising: Advertising is any paid form of nonpersonal presentation and promotion of a product by an identified sponsor using the mass media that is intended to inform or persuade members of a particular audience. For many, advertising is the most familiar and visible element of the promotion mix. Because it can convey rich and dynamic images, advertising can establish and reinforce a distinctive brand identity. This helps marketers bond with customers and boost sales. Advertising is useful in communicating factual information about the product or reminding consumers to buy their favorite brand. Advertising sometimes suffers from a credibility problem because cynical consumers tune out messages they think are biased or are intended to sell them something they don’t need. Advertising can be expensive; therefore, firms need to take great care to ensure their messages are effective. Mass consumption and geographically dispersed markets make advertising particularly appropriate for marketing products using the same promotional messages to large audiences. Types of Advertising: Product Advertising Product advertising is an advertising message that focuses on a specific product. This is the type of advertising the average person usually thinks of when talking about most promotional activities. Institutional Advertising Institutional advertising is an advertising message that promotes the activities, personality, or...
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...differ in their marketing strategies and target audiences by ..." 2. An example of a company that markets in both online and print media to their target audience is Netflix. Netflix markets online, in print media (and on television/radio). What do they do in print media that is the same as what they do in their online advertising? In what ways is their marketing approach different in print media vs. online? Who is their target audience? Is their target audience the same for online and print media, or are they targeting two different audiences? Who is the target audience in print? Who is it in their online marketing? What strategies do they use to reach that audience in each marketing venue? Here is a link to the Netflix website that may help you get some ideas and copies of their print ads: http://www.netflix.com/BrowseSelection. NOTE: One thing I notice about Netflix and their online marketing is their use of pop up ads that are stronger than even the pop up blocker on my browser. They also use email and banner ads on other websites on the Internet. How is that form of advertising/marketing unique over print ads? What advantage (if any) does that form of advertising/marketing have over print ads? 3. Another example of a company that advertises in both print ads and online is Toyota the car company. You can ask yourself the same questions that are in section 2 above about...
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...THE NORTH FACE The North Face is an American outdoor clothing and goods brand formed in west coast San Francisco, 1968, by two hiking aficionados Douglas Tompkins and Kenneth Klopp. The given name references the notion that the north face of a mountain in the northern hemisphere is, by and large, the most difficult to scale. The company specializes in outerwear, footwear and equipment such as backpacks, tents and sleeping bags targeting climbing enthusiasts bound for The Himalayas. However, in the late 90s and early 00s with the emergence of 'wilderness chic' it became all the rage though for most of their fans driving a Range Rover to the ParknShop would be the most strenuous expedition undertaken. Spearheaded by like brands Timberland and UGG, it's audience has widen significantly in the last decade. The North Face's logo was designed by David Alcorn in 1971 and consists of a somewhat skewed quarter-circle with two lines threading within it. This logo is an illustration of Half Dome, a gigantic granitic monolith in Yosemite National Park. As an extra, The North Face is presently a subsidiary of the VF Corporation which is headquartered in Stabio, Switzerland. Other subsidiaries administered by said corporation include Timberland, 7 for all mankind, Wrangler and Vans. The North Face's logo has turned into such a ubiquitous sight on anybody shielding themselves from the cold that it is no real surprise that the brand utterly dominates the outdoor market by quite some way...
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...Strengths GAP has their brand name and has built up a loyal clientele since their incorporation in 1969, although A&F have only really developed as a recognised brand since 1997. The company has consistently kept a high-profile in the public eye, due to its advertising, its philanthropy, and its involvement in legal conflicts over branding, clothing style and employment practices. GAP inc. has 6 brands in their product portfolio although A&F only has 4. A&F have more of a niche strategy of their primary brand of Abercrombie & Fitch where they have only opened one as they call it; “Flagship” store per country, and it is usually situated in the capital of that country. On the other hand GAP, have 148 stores in the UK alone showing a strategy of more broadness as they are on most high streets in the UK and are trying to bring the store more locally to their potential customers instead of their potential customers going to the store. Weaknesses A&F has a very negative image from the fact that every person who works in their store is a model, or extremely good-looking. This has created a very negative image perception to the general public because people feel they are potentially not good enough to wear the product. On the other hand GAP, have a negative image from the fact that people in their teenage market deem the brand to not be cool or “Gay and Proud”. This maybe an old playground joke, however, it does have an effect on them when the child...
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...08 Fall 08 Fall A LOOK INTO IMPROVING BING’S BRAND IMAGE USING CAUSE BRANDING STRATEGIES Sheri Quek (14333) LASALLE College of The Arts BADCN3C A LOOK INTO IMPROVING BING’S BRAND IMAGE USING CAUSE BRANDING STRATEGIES Sheri Quek (14333) LASALLE College of The Arts BADCN3C The birth of Bing was supposed to mark the advent of a new competitive era amongst search engines. Through its evolutionary stages, from the humble beginnings of MSN Search to the revamped Bing, Microsoft have been preparing for their default engine to generate a larger share search engine oligopoly – one in which Google holds an overwhelming power in. Ultimately, Bing failed because of a wide variety of reasons, most notable of which had to do with the brand loyalty and association people had with Google and the lack of trust as well as the negative image that Bing had generated through its head-on collision with Google in the ‘Bing It On’ campaign where they made constant comparisons to the search giant in an attempt to portray Google’s lack of proficiency; and the emergence of news about them copying Google’s search results (Singel, 2011). Brand loyalty is very much based on the establishment of trust consumers have for the particular brand (Sirchuk, 2012) and companies like Google target this aspect by aiming to become a “brand for life” (Oneto, 2013). They (Google) allowed consumers to see how the brand could play a part in every stage of a person’s life and this in particular is crucial especially...
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...Campaign CLIENT NIKE PRODUCT NIKE ENTRANT WIEDEN+KENNEDY SHANGHAI Shanghai, CHINA TYPE OF ENTRY MEDIA: Use of Media CATEGORY Best Use of Social Media Marketing TITLE FIND YOUR GREATNESS PRODUCT/SERVICE NIKE ENTRANT COMPANY : WIEDEN+KENNEDY SHANGHAI Shanghai, CHINA ADVERTISING AGENCY : WIEDEN+KENNEDY SHANGHAI Shanghai, CHINA MEDIA AGENCY : MINDSHARE CHINA Shanghai, CHINA BRAND OWNER: Nike AGENCY: Wieden+Kennedy, Mindshare, AKQA, Razorfish BRAND: Nike COUNTRY: China MEDIA BUDGET: 10 - 20 million AMBUSH MARKETING: A marketing technique in which advertisers work to connect their product with a particular event in the minds of potential customers, without having to pay sponsorship expenses for the event. An example of ambush marketing might involve selling music merchandise just outside the grounds of a concert without the consent or awareness of the concert promoters, relying on association with the concert to drive sales. PARASITIC ADVERTISING: A type of marketing that promotes one product at the cost of lost sales for another product. Parasitic advertising often occurs when two products are close substitutes for one another. Firms generally attempt to avoid parasitic advertising within their own product offerings because it is not the most effective way of maximizing the return on ad spending. THE BIG IDEA: Honour the pursuit of greatness, not just gold. Simply to inspire and energize everyday athletes everywhere to celebrate their achievements,...
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...12 January 2014 Case Study 3: Will Technology Save the Publishing Industry? 1. The Internet has had a significant impact on newspapers. The development of online communication has led to important transformations at an organizational level. The internet has involved changes in access, production and circulation of information. These changes are distinguished by the speed with which news reaches the reader, the low cost of distributing information and the opportunity to establish more direct contact and interaction with its users. Because information is available to everyone, the Internet raises the bargaining power of customers, who can quickly find the lowest-cost provider on the web. The internet also raises the bargaining power over suppliers by reducing the barriers to entry and from the elimination of distributors and other brokers that stand between them and their users. The same reduction of barriers that increase the bargaining power of customers also increases the threat of new competition by eliminating or reducing the need for a sales force and many physical assets that might have inhibited the entry of new business that could pose a threat. With a reduction in the differences between existing companies, the number of competitor’s increases, the geographic market widens making it more difficult to sustain operational advantages and puts pressure to compete on price with rivaling competition. Internet technology is based on universal standards that any company can...
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