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    Actually TIVO is made for the whole people who watch TV in US. People who want to watch TV but the time is limited should be the target market‚ because TIVO is a kind of technical innovation‚ the men in the age of 24 to 45 are more likely adopt the technical innovations than women‚ so they are the biggest target audience group for TIVO. the old people will be out of the target‚ because most of them can not adopt the technical innovation. Question 2: Now adopt the standpoint of the networks‚ the adverstisers

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    more people will want to attend it. The demographics to the event are race followers‚ families and older historic fans‚. These audiences make up the vast majority of the target audience and it is to these people that the marketing ploys need to speak to. However because they are all vastly different it can be difficult to market to each audience. Because the objective of the company is to expand the event and raise the attendance rate‚ the marketing ploys must reciprocate this business objective

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    Introduction In the case "Launching the BMW Z3 Roadster" the reader is immersed into the magical world of automobile marketing. The case deals with the launch‚ of the now infamous BMW Z3 roadster‚ a car that revolutionized and rejuvenated the boring American motor industry back in the mid 1990 ’s. The case talks about the successful first phase launch of this new drop top beauty. It focuses on the customers and how they suddenly picked up the marketing cues and stories depicted by the various

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    inspiring. Contents Introduction Nowadays‚ with the rapid development of the hospitality industry in Shanghai‚ more and more hotels are demanded and built that brings more fierce competition to the hotels. Whether a hotel could capture market share‚ the most important thing for the hotel is marketing strategies. Correct marketing strategies could make a hotel winning in the competition. Our report is written based on the research of the marketing actuality of Four Seasons Hotel Shanghai

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    premium beer and was named UK CoolBrand in 2004‚ 2005 and 2006. Through its close involvement in sports‚ dynamic brand campaigns and innovative sponsorships‚ Tiger has positioned itself as a leading contemporary beer brand across the world. Company Target Tiger Beer seeks to make connection with the new-age young adult‚ (early 20s – 35 year olds) who have individual and unique lifestyles‚ and have a strong passion for winning. Tiger Beer wants to connect with trendsetters within this segment first

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    domain of the respective chosen firm‚ coupled with the assimilation of its product‚ the specifications of the marketing endeavors‚ the markets they are operating in ‚ as well as the competition that is faced by them. Henceforth‚ the formulation of this marketing plan‚ revolves around one of the most renowned and ell revered brand in the clothing‚ Zara. The market in which the firm aspires to flourish and propagate its operations is one of the most populous cities of the Texas state. Where‚ as soon

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    performance gear and ventured into women’s apparel and footwear‚ but they still target male market more than female market. There is still great opportunity for UA to grow by broadening their product line. (3) Another weakness for Under Armour is that they are too dependent on domestic market‚ because over 90 percent of sales were in North America. There is great opportunity for UA to penetrating new emerging worldwide sporting markets. (4) UA are not as global as Nike and do not compare to

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    Case Study

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    prices. They always have the latest trends‚ and you can find the trendiest pieces mixed with the basics. COMPANY IMAGE Zara’s business model is based on innovation and flexibility. They are able to design the clothes and distribute them to the market in just fifteen days. They possess always new products but in limited supply. The customer feels there is an ’exclusivity’ due to the fact that few items are on display although there are spare spaces in the stores. *However‚ empty racks at Zara

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    Chapter 8 TARGET MARKETS AND CHANNEL DESIGN STRATEGY Chapter Outline A Framework for Market Analysis Markets‚ whether consumer or industrial‚ are complex. Frameworks consisting of four basic dimensions for discussing markets are: 1. Market geography 2. Market size 3. Market density 4. Market behavior Figure 8.1 illustrates this market framework. The emphasis will be on showing how these market dimensions influence channel design strategy.

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    40 years and insisted that it was something entirely new. This hints that it could have tried to be a pioneer in a new category of the health and beauty sector thus aiming for central positioning. Nevertheless‚ the brand was considered by the target market as soap with a unique value proposition‚ i.e. allowing oneself to clean the skin without drying out. Thus‚ it was positioned differentiated offering a unique benefit in an existing product category that allowed it to be distinguished from other

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