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    Four Step Control Process

    Of the four steps in the control process, which is the most important? Why? Four Steps: 1. setting performance standards 2. measuring performance 3. comparing performance against the standards and determining deviations 4. taking corrective actions

    Role of Internet in Customer Retention

    What role might the internet play in an organization's customer retention initiatives? How can the internet contribute to enhancing customer satisfaction (and thereby influencing customer loyalty) for an organization that delivers the majority of its customer experience in an online environment?

    Consumer Behavior

    Need assistance with the following Marketing questions: Although a relatively recent addition to the marketing lexicon, Consumer behavior initiatives have rapidly positioned themselves as the ultimate accomplishment in an organization understanding its customers. Although many organizations attempt to determine what elements

    Segmentation

    Need assistance with the following Marketing questions: One of the fundamental elements of theoretical marketing is that no single product or brand can fulfill the universal needs of all potential consumers thereby necessitating an organization to undergo the process of segmentation revealing a refined target market ultimatel

    Supply Chain Management Effects

    Describe how at least three other areas that could be severely affected by errors in supply chain management besides finance; marketing, or customer service; and operations and transport.

    Public Relations strategies

    Need assistance with the following Marketing questions: Public Relations strategies are often used to increase exposure of a brand and/or product with the direct expectation of increasing sales as a result of heightened awareness. What are some examples from your own experiences of this type of Public Relations, also known as

    Our product will be a cereal box with a dispenser similar to a Morton's salt container. We will present to General Mills. The purpose is to keep cereal fresh longer, make dispensing easier, and reduce

    Our product will be a cereal box with a dispenser similar to a Morton's salt container. We will present to General Mills. The purpose is to keep cereal fresh longer, make dispensing easier, and reduce problems by removing the inner bag. 3) An explanation of the importance of marketing to your selected organization'

    Marketing of Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs

    A goal to sell 100 million compact fluorescent light bulbs in the United States by 2008 to save energy and reduce green house emissions. How does the Environmental Energy Program contribute to Wal-Mart's finance or how does it fit in to their Financial Statements such as balance sheet, income statement, or cash flows? Plea

    Formal evaluation criterion

    Why is it recommended to establish a formal evaluation criterion when considering the purchase of hardware for the organization?

    Creating a New Product or Service for an Existing Organization

    Goal: Create a new product or service for an existing organization. I propose that Nike offers a new service. Creating Nike fitness institutes in every major city across the U.S. They would offer cutting edge training technology for both professional and amateur athletes in all different sports. A description of the new pr

    Describe the organizational buyers and consumers of your product or service and the factors that influence their purchasing decisions. Discuss how these factors will impact your marketing strategy.

    Starbucks is the familiar organization that I write about. The new product that I added to the company's Energy Bar. I am asked to answer the following questions. Describe the organizational buyers and consumers of your product or service and the factors that influence their purchasing decisions. Discuss how these factors

    Price: Customer-Perceived Value for Portable Music Players

    The purpose of price is to recover customer-perceived value for your product or service, not to recover costs. Do you think that this is true when applied to the pricing of portable music players like the Apple IPod, Creative Zen or Microsoft Zune?

    Determining New Prices: TV Sets

    Suppose your company had just developed a new TV set that had TiVo built into it. What steps would you take to determine how much more you would charge (if anything) for such a TV over the stand-alone price?

    Companies Using Media

    Occasionally, companies will use media contrary to normal industry practice. For example, a B-to-B product might be advertised on network TV and a frequently purchased product would use no TV advertising. Under what conditions might this happen?