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School logos and school spiritedness was of a particularly low concern for these art majors.
Art majors in general, perhaps because they tend not to be active in other community events such as athletics or extracurricular activities outside of the art school, and face an uncertain job market for their majors as well as boast high online course enrollment rate, state that price is of the essence when purchasing supplies. Thus pricing strategy is vital in constructing a viable demand at the new on campus store. Offering art student discounts is one way to draw students in. Another might be to offer second hand books, or even a section where costly computer and graphic design items could be rented for the semester. An alternative way of generating publicity or interest might be to draw upon some of the creativity solicited by the qualitative as well as the quantitative responses of the students to the questionnaire, and to have a contest asking students to design a specific logo or product design for the art school, to be purveyed on t-shirts or products targeted at alumni, or if sufficiently intriguing in appearance, to the college community at large. Organizing the shop along courses rather than in a supply specific manner might be one last way of generating on-campus purchases.
Marketing Challenges for Small Businesses This research paper is about building and marketing a small business. While marketing plays an important role in the day-to-day running of a small business it's also about planning for its long-term development, which requires multi-dimensional objectives beyond mere cost-per-sale. The emphasis of marketing is on understanding the diversity of consumer behavior, implementing segmentation strategies, cultivating consumer-oriented definitions of innovations, adopting a policy of continual improvement
Illustrate the differences between a straight rebuy, modified rebuy, and a new task purchase. Why is it important to understand the differences? A straight rebuy is the purchase of standard parts, maintenance, or repair, and operating supplies, or any recurring need purchased on a routine basis (Kotler, 2006). For example, the routine purchase of printing paper is a straight rebuy. A modified rebuy is a situation in which purchasers have experience
Marketing Research 6855 The purpose of this paper is to apply the principles of Marketing Research process by conducting secondary research for a real life organization and proposing primary research which can be done in the light of secondary research. The first section of the paper presents an analysis of Starbucks using SWOT, 5Cs Analysis, and five forces model. The second section proposes primary research to solve a specific marketing problem. Situation
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Providing this prerequisite is met, the population from which the sample is chosen will be truly representative of the eventual customer base targeted for purchasing the new power press. Could a stratified sample be used? If so, how? Yes, a stratified random sampling technique could also be used as the specific companies that comprise the population could be stratified or layered by their specific criteria. The most common one used is
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