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    to find advertisements‚ whether on TV‚ billboards‚ newspapers‚ magazines‚ etc. Most of the time companies and businesses have an effective way to grab their consumer’s attention‚ but in order to do that‚ companies use several techniques that will allow them to reach out and persuade their customers to purchase their product. Some of these strategies may include‚ the color of the advertisement‚ the information put on the advertisement‚ a celebrity/ role model representing the product or service on

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    Direct-Mail Advertising As consumers‚ we are often bombarded with different types of advertisements each day. Whether it’s by television‚ newspaper‚ billboards‚ or the internet‚ advertising has reached us one way or another. Yet‚ a majority of the ads that we encounter are often meaningless and uninteresting‚ because of the fact that these ads are meant to reach a certain target audience. This perception seems to change‚ however‚ when we look inside our mailboxes‚ pick-up our telephone

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    Journal article report An experiential‚ social-network based‚ approach to direct marketing By Palmer Adrien Mainstream print and broadcast media have faced major challenges in the recent years‚ with many newspapers facing closure and television channels suffering shortfalls in revenue. Audiences and attention is shifting to online channels. The proliferation of low-cost internet access opened up opportunities for companies to deal directly with millions of individual customers in a way that was

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    Direct marketing in India For those who are considering tapping into the Indian marketplace‚ the author offers an update on the country’s diverse population‚ its technological advances and its overall potential for marketers. India is a country which has a rich heritage. In the rich tapestry that is India‚ there is diversification among its individuals‚ languages‚ cultures‚ religions and castes. The population in India’s five major metros consists of a middle and upper class. The lifestyles and

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    MARKETING OF GUIMARAS MANGOES TO THE UNITED STATE INTRODUCTION The meaty flesh of a mango fruit is sweet‚ but the fruit ’s pit is so large and hard. Ripe mangoes are fragrant and soft to the touch‚ but not mushy. Mangoes can be processed into a number of unique products such as dried mangoes‚ puree‚ juice‚ chutney‚ halves and scoops‚ jelly jams‚ and pickles. A uniform quality and an adequate supply are assured throughout the year through processing. Processed mangoes

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    Why Marijuana Should be Legalized in the United States There are many controversial issues that divide people in today’s society. One such topic that continues to be highly disputed is the legalization of marijuana. Marijuana has been legalized in a number of states‚ however there are still some who feel apprehensive toward the drug. They argue that marijuana is an addictive drug‚ or a gateway drug‚ and believe that marijuana is too harmful to one’s health to allow people to use it. Others say that

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    was always required by the state. And‚ I believe we should have the choice whether or not to be induced. For some people‚ vaccines are basically evading the rules of their whole lives! People want the authority to make choices for their own body and lives. The state should not require vaccines. Parents know that kids come with responsibility‚ and I think that the government requiring kids to have vaccines is wrong. The caretakers of the children believe it should be their own job to tell

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    Direct Marketing Chapter - 10 Direct Marketing While most companies continue to rely primarily on the other promotional mix elements to move their products and services through intermediaries‚ an increasing number are going directly to the consumer. These companies believe that while the traditional promotional mix tools such as advertising‚ sales promotion‚ and personal selling are effective in creating brand image‚ conveying information‚ and/or creating awareness‚ going direct with these same

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    Print advertisements are used by marketers to make advertising appeals with an aim of influencing the manner in which consumers or buyers view themselves. This creates a psychological appeal whereby buyers view buying of certain products as beneficial to them. Print advertisements greatly influence the buying decisions of the consumers. The Tripwire Magazine contains car advertisements that capture the attention of the reader and arouses emotions that make them desire to get more about the cars.

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    was deep in thought in his office at corporate headquarters in Coimbatore‚ India. Eleven years earlier he had founded SIFL with the help of his wife‚ Maya. Now‚ after returning from a weeklong business trip to the United States‚ Mr.Krishnan was pondering the future of his company. Should SIFL enter foreign markets? If so‚ which ones? SIFL began as a company selling only three items but had quickly expanded to a dozen products. It produced and marketed batters‚ pastes‚ and flours that formed the ingredients

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