Marketing Research Chapter One Notes Marketing Research: what is it? Marketing Research: Function that links an organization to it market through gathering of information -Critical part of marketing intelligence that obtains information on consumer needs -It facilitates the identification and definition of market driven opportunities and problems‚ the development -Enables the monitoring of marketing performance and improved understanding of marketing as a business process -Organizations
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Marketing Exam Notes All The Frameworks Porter’s Five Forces Potential Entrants‚ Suppliers‚ Buyers‚ Substitutes‚ Rivalry Among Existing Firms The Business Macroenvironment (PEST) • Political / Legal • Economic / ecological • Social / Cultural • Technology Situation Analysis (SWOT): Strengths‚ Weaknesses‚ Opportunities‚ Threats Situation Analysis (5Cs): competitors‚ climate (environment)‚ collaborators‚ customers‚ company Customer: DMU‚ DMP‚ Value Driver‚ Segment
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1. | A master budget is typically prepared for: A. | A period of one year. | B. | Top management only. | C. | Strategic planning purposes only. | D. | Strategic business units only. | E. | Operating activities only. | | | | 2. | A plan of dollar amounts to be spent on long-term projects is called a: A. | Cash budget. | B. | Capital budget. | C. | Rolling budget. | D. | Sales budget. | E. | Rolling financial forecast. | | | | 3. | Budgeting provides
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you to the study of integrated marketing communications. We begin by reviewing the basic communication model‚ looking at its component parts and applying them within a marketing context. We explore the key components of IMC‚ assess its value to marketers‚ and discuss how IMC can be applied in an international marketplace. We address the moral and ethical issues faced by marketers and look at the steps taken by governments and industry associations to regulate marketing practices. We finish the unit
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* Stimuli that predict problem resolution contain information * Stimuli that do not predict problem resolution are just noise Note the influence of consumer goals on information value of a stimulus. * Information gathering is influenced by * Types of information search * Sources of information * Amount of search Marketing strategies must respond to the influences on information gathering. * Types of information Search * Purchase related v. ongoing
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HOTELS INTERNATIONAL Nikko Hotels international is a subsidiary of the Japan Airlines (JAL) Development Company‚ Ltd. It was created as JAL’s diversification and globalization strategy to strengthen the company’s marketing and financial position. Known for its aggressive global marketing and application of new technology in hotel operations‚ the company is determined to establish a worldwide network of hotels comparable in number to Hilton‚ Sheraton‚ and inter-Continental. It has forty-four properties
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Tourism Management 22 (2001) 11}19 Integrating the tourism industry: problems and strategies George La!erty *‚ Anthony van Fossen Graduate School of Management‚ University of Queensland‚ St Lucia‚ Queensland 4072‚ Australia School of Humanities‚ Grizth University‚ Nathan‚ Queensland 4111‚ Australia Received 6 September 1999; accepted 15 December 1999 Abstract This paper addresses two interrelated issues in tourism development: horizontal integration within tourism’s component sectors
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HOSP 1120 – H & T Marketing Mini Project #1 - The Niagara Golf Trail Group Names: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Golf is one of Canada’s most popular sports. In the Niagara region alone there are approximately 40 golf courses. Between 2000 and 2007‚ golf in the Niagara region boomed. Golf courses flourished as the number of rounds played and overall profitability were at levels never seen before. Over the past three years‚ intense
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Marketing Strategy 02/10/2012 Last week • Analysis before strategy. Which companies do you perceive to be market leaders? • Monday: Talked quite extensively about TomTom. o Strategy: Wants to be the biggest company of navigation devices and lead the market of products. Wants to be a market leader. • Other companies who are market leaders‚ see slide. Like Unilever‚ Coca-Cola (most market share)‚ Google‚ Apple‚ Nike. • Why are they market leaders and what has created this dominant position for them
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• What is global marketing? How does it differ from “regular” marketing? Marketing is an organizational function and a set of processes for creating‚ communicating‚ and delivering value to customers and for managing customer relationships in ways that benefit the organization and its stakeholders. One difference between "regular" marketing and "global" marketing is the scope of activities. Marketing activities center on an organization’s efforts to satisfy customer wants and needs with products
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