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    Conflict, responding to customer service complaints

    In your second week, you arrive at work to find the following e-mail from a subordinate in your inbox: I was offended by your email accusing me of unprofessional and untimely conduct while handling service calls from clients. The client called while I was on break, and company policy indicates that I donâ??t have to handle c

    Customer base, buyer behavior, demographics, area

    See attached file. Based on the product: digital camera Write a paper in which you outline the preferred customer base, buyer behavior, demographics, psychographics, lifestyle, geographic area, benefit segmentation, and user segmentation for the product(s). Identify the ideal target market for your selected product. In yo

    Effective Advertising Planning and Implementation Campaign

    Select a product with which you are familiar. Research the company for the campaign that supports that product. Prepare a paper, in which you examine the key elements of this advertising, including: What is the advertising message? To who is it directed? What is the relationship between consumer behavior and target mar

    Interactive vs. Direct Marketing

    Is direct marketing effective? Why or why not? What about interactive marketing? Which form of marketing would you pursue for the launch of a new product? Why?

    Factors that Affect a Sales Function

    Based on AT&T: - Discuss how non-sales business functions affect the sales function for the organization. - Discuss, and give examples, of how the sales functions of your selected organization are impacted by other non-sales business activities. - Discuss how all of the functions within an organization work tow

    Customer Service and SCM: How to manage forward and reverse supply chains

    1. Explain in detail how and why a company should manage both forward and reverse supply chain management. Include what they should focus on to improve their customer service levels. 2. Research a global company of interest and recommend an application of these concepts to their supply chain.

    Marketing Director: Roles and Responsibilities

    A friend of yours has a small business of your choice that has grown to now employ 20 people. they are now looking to hire a Marketing Director. A. Advise your friend on what they should look for in a good Marketing Director in terms of what they will be doing and what they should expect them to accomplish. B. Advise your

    Important Considerations for New Product Development

    What is the most important thing to consider in new product development? Why? Why is it necessary to evaluate the new product idea at each and every stage of the development process? How can marketers best promote consumer adoption of a new product?

    San Diego Cab: SWOTT for extra driver service

    Please use the existing organization, "San Diego Cab" (http://www.sandiegotaxicab.com). San Diego Cab will start offering a service with an extra driver so customers that go party downtown won't have to leave their car parked at the bar if they decide to drink. The extra driver will drive the customers' car back to their p

    Ziptech Customer Service Team: Discuss Methods to Improve Skills

    Ziptech recently observed that its customer service team was not handling customer complaints in a professional manner. Management determined that the team needed training in communication, behavior, and product skills. Using the development pipeline, discuss the methods that can be used to improve the team's skills.

    Delivery Service at one Starbucks as a test store

    We are proposing a delivery service at one store located within the financial district of San Francisco. The selected store is struggling to make a profit each month. I need input as to suggested attributes to this type of service as well as identifying positioning and differentiation strategies.

    Service Fairness for Customer Relationship Management

    Greenman, Catherine (1999, November, 18). So Easy to Buy, Such a Struggle to Return. New York Times (Late Edition (East Coast)). New York, N.Y. pg. G.20 Available in ProQuest on July 26, 2007. Assignment: Read the article "Easy to buy, Struggle to return." Answer this question: Pick a company to audit: What is the co

    The Customer Service Perspective

    Please review this article, and then (in 2-3 pages) prepare your analysis of how these companies implemented the balanced scorecard and its apparent effects. Your analysis should be structured along the lines you've been using this far in these cases: Introduction: On what specific customer perspectives did each company focu

    Texas Instruments HR: Achieving better customer satisfaction by training executives Texas instruments did a great job on showing how important it is for all parties involved to understand the goals of the company in order to achieve creativity and success. Texas instruments recognized that they were no longer the number one company in their industry and that the goals for the executives and the customer service representatives were not the same. It was time for a change.

    See file attached for problem: Name the Case Review/ analysis of the case Analysis of Findings Recommendations Summary and conclusion There was a need for changes in goals and training at Texas Instruments (TI). TI was falling behind in the industry due to other companies competing for the same business. These compan

    Direct vs indirect Channels of distribution: effects of the Internet

    The Internet is forcing businesses away from traditional functions such as distribution. The internet effectively closes the gap between the buyer and the seller and has slowly been eliminating middlemen or intermediaries. Select a company from one of the following industry: - Computers or small electronics Using the compan

    Steps in a new product development process

    Explain the purpose of each step of the new product development process. ( There are seven steps according to your text, so please cover each one) Are there certain steps which seem more critical in the process? Please support your answer with at least two examples.

    Sales Promotion Schedule for McDonalds

    Develop an initial sales promotion schedule. The product is a vegetarian burger made out of soy beans for a domestic market only, not international. The company is McDonalds. The intention is to market the product towards a vegetarian consumer in addition to customers seeking a healthier fast food option.

    Importance of Identifying customers

    Why is it important for an organization to identify their current and future customers and their needs? What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of identification of both of these items? Please cite specific examples as it relates to your experience with either a present or past employer. (300 words)

    Marketing Decission

    I need assistance with the following: 1. Explain how a buyer's characteristics will influence consumer buying behavior. Next, let us apply what we have learned. Choose a typical product that you purchase often. (Examples: tissues, salad dressing, wine, tools, clothing, toys). Select three brands of the chosen product. Res

    Selling products

    How do you sell your product to your client when you know that your product is not as good as your competitor product? Should you tell this up front to your client or do you point out what you and your company offer to client in term of customer service, operational excellent etc. and sell them with this instead of product?

    Customer Service Analysis

    Think of a company that has provided great customer service to you recently. What did it do? How did it go beyond what you expected? What do companies have to do to get employees to deliver such service? Discuss.

    Becoming familiar with customers' marketing plans

    Salespeople & Customers It is sometimes said that salespeople should be familiar with their customers' marketing plans (e.g. understanding the customers' competitors and customers). Of what use would this information be to the salesperson? Discuss.