Discount Store

In examining the article “Around the Mall and Beyond”, by Michael Kernan, the author seems to make an argument illustrating the existence of artifacts, practically everywhere. In this article, I concur with his position that there are likely artifacts and remains wherever one might go. This is because we are not the first inhabitants of this land, as such, remains of humans, animals, tools etc. could likely be found in any area if searched for in-depth enough. The author makes a specific reference to the National Historic Preservation Act, which I particularly agree with. The author goes on to use several instances in history where history were discovered on sites which were being considered for or in the process of being converted into

As for competitors, C-store’s main rivals are the existing competitors and other potential competitors of convenience store market. In Guangzhou, 7-Eleven, Ok and C-store are the three pillars of convenience stores. So our project will focus on the existing competitors 7-Eleven and OK convenience stores to analyze. In this part, I am going to identify the distinctive characteristics and values of 7-Eleven and OK with the theory of brand triangle, to see what make them a brand. And then I will analyze the scale and goals of 7-Eleven and OK convenience stores with the theory of SWOT and 4P, to see how they manage theirs business.

We found it very interesting on how specific they use their signage to direct customers from general sections down to specific topics. Thier use of different colored signs such as purple, blue, green and white also help make it easier to navigate the store. When entering the store from the outdoors you are greeted by bargain deals in the entrance way, whereas entering from the mall side you notice a much more grand entrance to the store. They put their customer service center in the direct middle, which is also surrounded by new released books, discounted best sellers, and a variety of different age groups from kids to adults to try and draw customers to the middle of the store. Directly after the the bargains is the music and video section, and upstairs contains the Barnes & Nobles Jr. as well as some of the most popular sections of romance, mystery and relationship section. A unique feature is throughout the entire

They carry coffee, grocery items, household products, local dairy products and non-dairy options, in addition to a variety of snacks, candy, and some healthy options. While I am wondering around still no one (because is only one person there) even asked me (I

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An original 1935 Monopoly board game. A beautiful painted iron trunk. An old painting in a stunning frame. Light, airy gauze tapestries. Everything from fine china to sturdy Pyrex. The place is humming with life. Everything within the store has a sense of warmth, history, and character.

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The little big store is an eccentric record store located in downtown Raymond. The store is filled with a plethora of vinyl records, CDs, music books and even incense. When you walk into the little shop all of your senses become engaged to the burning incense, the posters on the wall and the music that is playing. The glass counters are filled with interesting little knick-knacks and jewelry. There are also vintage band t-shirts and intricate tapestries for sale. The store itself has been in business for about 38 years and is thriving. The store’s uniqueness is one for the books, making it a perfect place for a student looking to take a break from studying.

Kmart first came about in 1899 as a five-and-dime store opened in Detroit and Memphis. The store was opened by a man named Sebastian Spering Kresge along with his partner John McCrory. The store was incorporated in 1912 as S.S. Kresge Company, at the time the company operated 85 stores and $10.3 million in sales. In 1962 the first "Kmart" store is opened in a Detroit suburb. By 1977, 95% of sales came from the Kmart stores and the name was officially changed to Kmart Corporation.

Environment the customer will encounter while shopping in the store is special. Not do they just provide competitive prices but a wide variety of consumer goods. They have what normal groceries stores provide such as fruits, vegetables, meats, snacks, bread, and etc. During the shopping experience there normally have food sampling to allow the customer to try new or existing products. Traditionally foods will come in bulk that comes with a lower cost, and also limits the customer would be having to shop at the groceries store; supplies conveniently sustain families longer period of time. Additionally, to what the grocery store would consist of they include an electronic department that offers similar items you could see at a normal store. Furthermore, to just items provide parts, services, and accessories for vehicles. Another merchandise which is sold at a location is furniture, décor, and accessories. Clothing is another product sold at stores. It seems to fit a one stop shop dream situation for the consumer to get everything that they may need, for all items can be technically seen at possibly up to five stores. Renewing of services are 91 percent in the US.

The staffing for the beginning of the store will be a store manager/salesperson and two employees until the store makes more money. The manager, employee, and owner will work:

In today’s highly competitive markets retailers evaluate all opportunities and possibilities to present the right product at the right price with the right promotional support in the right place. Category Management (CM), Efficient Consumer Response (ECR) and Consumer Relationship Management (CRM) are concepts

The boutique retail chain "Colours" is based in India. They are primarily located in South India in the localities of Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Bangalore with a total of 18 stores nationwide. They sell ready-to-wear sarees for women. They also have large inventories of Indian outfits for men and children as well. The two new services "Colours" can offer are shipping options and outfit customizations. In the following marketing proposal, I will discuss two service options the company can provide to increase its revenue as well as acquire new clientele. Both options will take the target market from the national level to an international scale.

The convenience store that we are choosing is 7-eleven. It is the world’s largest convenience store chain with more than 53,000 stores in 16 countries, of which more than 10,400 are in North America, and the company has more outlets than any other retailer or food service provider. 7-eleven was founded in 1927 in Dallas, Texas and it pioneered the convenience store concept during its first years of operation as an ice company when its retail outlets began selling milk, bread and eggs as a convenience to guests (7-eleven.com).

In recent years, we have significantly broadened our jewellery portfolio through the introduction of our Compose, LovePods and Liquid Silver collections launched in 2007, 2008 and 2009, respectively. They achieve this through a strong focus on marketing and sales.