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Your city is planning  to open its new town hall and courthouse in six months. A big celebration is being planned. You have been asked to market the event, for maximum exposure and citizen participation. You have been told that a press kit is necessary, but that you should seek other marketing avenues as well. 1. What items may you include in your press kit? 2. What details must you include  in your press release? 3. What other community assets may you solicit to support the marketing program?

What is the difference between a Feasibility Analysis, a Business Model Canvas, and a Business Plan? describe which is the most important ad explain your answer.

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In your role as the Strategic Marketing Director for your organization, or anorganization of your choice, you have been asked by the Board of Directors to developa Strategic Marketing plan and present it at the next board meeting. In order to producethe marketing plan, you will need to undertake a strategic marketing audit. Yourmarketing plan, which should cover the medium-term period (as relevant to yourorganization and sector) should be underpinned by the marketing audit. In preparationfor the meeting, you have been asked to carry out the following tasks:  Using a marketing planning framework of your choice, prepare a medium termstrategic marketing plan and present it to the board of directors by including thefollowing areas• Strategic intent (Vision/ Mission and Values)• Marketing objectives• Market segmentation - STP• Marketing Strategy - Ansoff’s Matrix, Generic strategies, branding strategy,competitive advantage• Tactics - 7 Ps, Organizational structure• Actions & Control -…

In your role as the Strategic Marketing Director for your organization, or anorganization of your choice, you have been asked by the Board of Directors to developa Strategic Marketing plan and present it at the next board meeting. In order to producethe marketing plan, you will need to undertake a strategic marketing audit. Yourmarketing plan, which should cover the medium-term period (as relevant to yourorganization and sector) should be underpinned by the marketing audit. In preparationfor the meeting, you have been asked to carry out the following tasks:  Prepare a marketing audit covering the following topics which should be presented tothe board of Directors. The strategic marketing audit must consider current and likelyfuture challenges for the chosen organization and include the flowing tools.• Macro environment Analysis - PESTEEL• Situational Analysis - SOWT/ TOWS matrix. Key issues, CSF’s• Micro environment analysis - Porters 5 forces, stakeholder analysis, competitoranalysis•…

In your role as the Strategic Marketing Director for your organization, or anorganization of your choice, you have been asked by the Board of Directors to developa Strategic Marketing plan and present it at the next board meeting. In order to producethe marketing plan, you will need to undertake a strategic marketing audit. Yourmarketing plan, which should cover the medium-term period (as relevant to yourorganization and sector) should be underpinned by the marketing audit. In preparationfor the meeting, you have been asked to carry out the following tasks:  Using a marketing planning framework of your choice, prepare a medium termstrategic marketing plan and present it to the board of directors by including thefollowing areas• Marketing Strategy - Ansoff’s Matrix, Generic strategies, branding strategy,competitive advantage• Tactics - 7 Ps, Organizational structure• Actions & Control - Balance score card, Budgets, Schedules

marketing reserch is the systematic and objective identification, collection, analysis, dissemination, and use of information for the purpose of assisting management in decision making related to the identification and solution of problems (and opportunities) in marketing. 1) true 2) false

Each part of the marketing plan is essential and valuable for marketers or managers developing a new product or creating a company. From a marketing point of view, the marketing plan contains much information regarding the company's activities, such as product, price, promotion, and distribution strategies. Thus, all marketing strategies are effective executions of the plan. What information do you think you need to include in a marketing plan as a product or price or promotion, or distribution strategy? Select one of the elements of the marketing mix and provide your explanation. Support your statements with business facts by using support materials. Cite any additional sources you use. Implementing the marketing mix

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- The report should reflect the current external and internal marketing environment and propose a relationship marketing plan.   - The report should cover two main areas: First, current situation analysis: this analysis is a useful technique for understanding the company’s strengths and weaknesses, and for identifying both the opportunities open to it and the threats it faces. The purpose of this section is to answer a number of questions such as: How can you (i.e., the company you have chosen) use your strengths to take advantage of your biggest opportunities? How can you use your strengths to overcome your biggest threats? What can you do to reduce or eliminate your weaknesses to make the most of the opportunities available? How can you minimize your weaknesses, so that you are better positioned to overcome your threats? When performing this analysis, the most careful attention should be paid to the main issues and considerations that affect your relationship marketing strategy.…

Nofel, the owner of Nofel’s Grocery & Greens, has been running a profitable organic grocery store for many years. However, due to increasing competition from Loblaws, a large chain grocer that has recently opened near his store, he is finding it hard to maintain his sales. Drawing on course content, provide four marketing mix suggestions that would help Nofel compete against Loblaws. Identify the pros and cons of each suggestion you make.

A marketing plan may be included as part of a larger business plan. A solid marketing strategy is the foundation of a well-written marketing plan that will allow goals to be met. While a marketing plan contains a list of actions, it is useless to a business without a solid strategic foundation. The marketing plan will assist in determining who the target market is, the best way to reach them, the price point at which the product or service should be sold, and how the company will measure its efforts. Construct a marketing plan for your organization using marketing model canvas.

PLEASE only answer CLO #4 CLO #1 - Identify, define, and describe key marketing components, product life cycle, 3Cs and 4Ps and corresponding marketing strategies. CLO #2 - Recommend solutions to marketing problems using appropriate concepts, principles, analytical techniques, and theories. CLO #3 - Evaluate the quality of proposed solutions to marketing management problems against appropriate criteria, including organizational constraints. CLO #4 - Summarize the relevance and application of concepts, principles, and theories used in marketing to contemporary events and global markets and evaluate marketing decisions. CLO #5 - Evaluate the ethical implications and aspects of social responsibility of certain marketing campaigns and strategies.

Advanced Marketing PlanAdvanced : Part IThroughout this course, you will compile a comprehensive marketing plan using one of the product/service scenarios listed below. (Note: You will use the same scenario throughout the course.) This scenario will be the basis of your start-up company and will be the catalyst for the three parts of the marketing plan that you will compose in Units II (Part I), IV (Part II), and VII (Part III). The company that you choose to submit a marketing plan for is a fictional start-up company (not an existing company).Scenarios for your start-up company are explained below. (Note that these descriptions are basic, and you will need to be creative and develop the business idea/model for your selected scenario.) Scenarios for your start-up company are explained below. (Note that these descriptions are basic, and you will need to be creative and develop the business idea/model for your selected scenario.)Scenario #1Travel Supreme is a start-up travel organization…

You have to  make a Marketing Plan. You have to choose your own company and product. 1. Executive summary2. Mission statement3. Marketing objectives4. SWOT analysis5. Market research6. Market strategy (Segmentation, targeting and positioning)7. Budget8. Conclusion/Recommendation

Please only answer CLO #5 CLO #1 - Identify, define, and describe key marketing components, product life cycle, 3Cs and 4Ps and corresponding marketing strategies. CLO #2 - Recommend solutions to marketing problems using appropriate concepts, principles, analytical techniques, and theories. CLO #3 - Evaluate the quality of proposed solutions to marketing management problems against appropriate criteria, including organizational constraints. CLO #4 - Summarize the relevance and application of concepts, principles, and theories used in marketing to contemporary events and global markets and evaluate marketing decisions. CLO #5 - Identify the interrelationships among concepts, principles, and theories used in different areas of marketing management between nations and their economic and social-culture systems. CLO #6 - Evaluate the ethical implications and aspects of social responsibility of certain marketing campaigns and strategies.

Analyze the marketing activities of Apple Inc's iphone product .The paper should focus on the strategic marketing decisions of the iphone .Take the position of the marketing manager for the company’s product . Should be at least 2 pages in length and include the following: Promotion Mix, marketing mix(personal selling sales promotion, advertising) Market positioning Social media uses, positivity/negativity (if any) in marketing the company

Below is the data on sales and advertising expenditure in millions for an organization. Draw a plot and trend line for sales and advertising expenditure. What can you say about the relationship between sales and advertising expenditure?    3.b. Explain the difference between data and information. Explain the need for databases. What are the advantages of using Database Management Systems (DBMS) to manage data?   Sales  Advertising Expenditure  10  2  24  4  20  5  30  6  38  7  32  8  50  10  48  12  62  15

Primarily, we want you to examine the branding strategies of our competitors. This report will function as a brand audit that allows us to examine our competitors’ strengths, weaknesses, customer expectations, and our own relative position in the market. These details form the basis of the main branding elements. I met with our CEO, Shanice Watts, and she wanted me to emphasize the following eight categories we would like you to analyze in your report about our two biggest competitors: brand personality brand image brand identity brand differentiation brand positioning brand communication brand loyalty brand equity (including financial equity) Slate’s executive teams are really looking forward to your report. Thanks for helping us with this.

The objectives/goals section offers more specifics about why readers arereading the marketing plan. What does the company want to achieve, bothoverall and with this particular marketing plan?

As a marketing consultant, a prospective business man has approach you to advise him on his intention of venturing into the market with a new product. 1. Explain to him the approaches he can consider 2. Analyze the factors that need to be consider for each approach. 3. Illustrate to him the potential stages of the market his product needs to survive to be successful on the market.

3) If the Company have no marketing strategy, explain the following consequence that might affect to their goals, mission and objectives. a) Losing out to competitors b) Losing market share to existing and start-up competitors c) Gaining and retaining fewer customers d) Missing out on opportunities for better targeting e) Lack of planning and discourage to execute good ideas. f) Easily collapse g) No direction in attaining the company’s goals and objectives h) Lack of management

One of the following statements is NOT always true about Marketing Plans. Select one: a. Good Marketing Plans identify risks and include potential contingency plans b. Good Marketing Plans include information that documents and justifies the strategic and tactical decisions c. The Strategic Marketing Process provides the framework for the Marketing Plan d. Good Marketing Plans that are properly implemented lead to winning outcomes and results (relative to the competition). e. Good Marketing Plans will include sales forecasts and budgets