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The marketing of relations is generically applied to improve the nature of the relationship between the vendor and the prospective buyer. It can however be applied to improve the relations with various other categories of stakeholders. Take for instance the case of the American Airlines. Consider a media campaign constructed on the premises of relations marketing. This could materialize in service advertisements capturing the attention of the public (namely the prospective buyers), with the ultimate aim of profit registration. Another angle at looking at a relations management campaign is that of promoting the very organization as a great place to work, and as such attract more and better skilled staff members, but also promoting the enterprise as a financially strong and stable entity, attracting as such more investors.
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Another example would occur at the level of the financial department, which would search for efficient ways to reduce operational costs and as such reduce the flight fares, also to increase customer satisfaction.
In order to be known into the market place and as a new entrant, the company will provide its target market with an affordable cost while providing them a high quality products and services. The company will be given the customer and client a price that is lesser than its competitors so that the consumer will be enhanced to buy and patronize the Global Smart Card. Each card is
Marketing stimulus constantly surrounds consumers. It is prevalent throughout much of the traditional forms of media with respect to print, television and radio. As such, due to the overall ubiquitous nature of advertising, ads that are often very well planned, do not receive the attention they should otherwise warrant. This occurs due to a litany of factors. Many of these factors pertain the nature of advertising itself. The sheer number
This is why those service providers to other businesses often stress customer results in the core industries they compete in. These customer successes show the depth of expertise in a given area. These success stories make services tangible to customers. Marketing strategies used to support this approach include the widespread use of video and interactive online materials to show the problems solved and results delivered with a service. The
Primary data is often initially gathered to meet a specific research goal or objective as well. Secondary data is a term often used to define information, intelligence and research that has been completed and published. Like primary data, the original goals of the research are reflected in how the original methodology is constructed as are the presentation of the data itself and analysis. Secondary research often needs to be
Marketing Co-Branding Roadmap of Co-branding Positions and Strategies, the Journal of American Academy of Business, Cambridge, Vol. 15, Num. 1, September 2009 The delicate balance of managing brand equity across multiple product lines and brands vs. attaining a unified global brand capable of serving as a scalable platform for future growth is explored in Roadmap of Co-branding Positions and Strategies (Chang, 2009). Illustrating how co-branding strategies need to be applied in the
Marketing Analysis How NikeID Strengthens and Accentuates the Global Nike Brand Nike is considered the leading provider of athletic wear, shoes and equipment globally, and is perennially also listed as one of the top fifty most valuable brands in the world. Its supply chain spans over 52 nations and over 80% of its products are produced in Asian nations where product uniformity and lack of variation is essential to achieve production efficiency