Case 3.0 ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES 1. Reanalyse the business plan, marketing plan, product strategy and other elements that are related to the company’s performance. 2. Plan for the future together with the management team in establishing the company’s mission and values in achieving the company’s vision. 3. Raise the company’s reputation. 4. Joint venture with the other potential company 5. Radha and the employees should actively involve in the social activities to keep the public
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establishment that will sell fashionable and design clothing to Y generation. Like a Sir will be located legally in Hong Kong and take its office in Paris or London, which are a popular fashion cities. While our initial goal is to open one boutique, expansion plans include an “atelier” to make people visit and create with us. In turn, we would hope to penetrate a sizable portion of the online fashion retail market and also offline retail market. 1.2 PRODUCTS & SERVICES The fashion and retail industry tends
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separate from other functional areas * All functional objectives should be co-ordinate and not contradict each other For example, Marketing may set a functional objective to increase sales by 25% over a three-year period. A Functional Strategy is the way in which the Functional Objective will be carried out. Marketing Objectives These are the foals of a Marketing function which are designed to help achieve Corporate Objectives. They are usually set a senior level of the hierarchy, and are likely
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University of Puerto Rico Economic and Management Sciences Division Graduate Department English Trimester Program BADM 5090 – Marketing Management Study Session 7 Irmaliz Romero Santo Domingo M00-49-9648 Finally you have accomplished it. You had a great idea, you've grown, you've overcome all the obstacles and you have your own business, with a business plan included. The first objective is achieved. And now what? You have a unique product, a niche market and you set an affordable price
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locations . Confusing advertising Current market planning Lack of communication across the board no one person on the same page No planning – plan on how much to sell but not on how to sell it. - Marketing planning process overview section 2 - Pest/swot analysis section 2 - Marketing mix section 6 onwards - Segmentation section 5 Product portfolio Quartz Gainsborough Shower max Problem is competing against self in
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1|P ag e BUSINESS PLAN The Ideas of Innovating and Promoting Bites Marts INNOBITES SDN. BHD. Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP), Bandar Seri Iskandar, 31750 Tronoh, Perak. TELEPHONE: 017-6356921 E-MAIL: innobites@gmail.com 2|P ag e 1.0 Executive Summary Bites Mart is a mart that basically provides the university students with their daily needs in terms of personal care, food and beverages and other important things. Apart from being a typical common everyday mart in the university
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APNAKAPDA.com | Business Plan | | | Aditya Aggarwal – 4 Nakul Makharia – 30 Niharika Sharma – 35 Pankul Kohli - 38 | | | | Table of Contents I. Executive Summary 3 Concept 6 II. Survey 8 III. Analysis 12 a) SWOT ANALYSIS 12 b) 7 P’s of Marketing 13 c) 5 Forces 17 IV. Competition Analysis 20 V. Marketing Plan 23 VI. Future plans 31 VII. Financials 32 Profit and Loss A/c 33 Balance Sheet 34 Ratios 35 Break Even Analysis 35 Cash
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Tool: Marketing Plan Framework This Assessment Tool contains real world examples, guiding principles, practical worksheets, and information that can help you complete a 4E-based marketing plan for your business. This Tool can serve as companion activities for Lesson 4. 4.1. Executive summary: This is a summary of the marketing plan, so it is usually prepared after the plan has been completed. It should summarize: Situation analysis results Marketing goals and objectives Proposed marketing actions
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several forms, including verbal and written methods. It is important that the method used to convey the information is comprehensible by its intended recipient. Otherwise the communication is wasted and a business could suffer. In Scenario I, a Marketing Manager is asked by the Vice President of Operations to be in charge of developing a strategy for entering a new beverage into the global market. Now the manager has to convey the task and provide the details of the product to his team, so they can
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Tyden Brammall Mike Arevalo MKT/421 February 27, 2012 Stephanie Jensen Tyden Brammall Tyden Brammall is an organization that is in the process of trying to become the largest and most successful security seal provider in the world. Owned by a private equity firm it has been transformed from a United States manufacturer to a global company by expansion, merger, and take over. As the worldwide expansion has progressed it has encountered many if the issues raised. Items such
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