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This means that the next 3-5 years for the company, currently known as Sprint, looks promising. The merger may not create perfect business conditions for the company, but financial improvements will appear evident and Sprint’s legacy is likely to survive. However, if the merger does not go through, Sprint Corporation is still at-risk for closing its doors within the next couple of years. If Sprint does not merge with T-Mobile, and the executive leaders fail to develop effective strategies to revive its current financial situation, I am predicting that Sprint Corporation will no longer exist in the near

Verizon Communications is not well placed against its competitors like AT&T who offer services using technologies like TDMA (time division multiple access) (production).

After making these changes the company declared themselves as the fastest growing wireless company in the nation. If one takes these three marketing strategies and compare it to how women are being targeted by retail, one will see that they are the same. According to the research done by Time, there's a stronger emotional and personal connection to their mobile devices by females. The key differences between men and woman in relation to their mobile devices is that a woman is more engaged with her phone in a way that there is more fulfillment in getting things done with her mobile device. The Un-carrier movement is a solution primarily to American females. The strategy of getting personal interactions with the customers is what females prefer rather than taking to an automated help line. The second strategy of a faster data service provides an expedited access for females to turn a passive time into an active time. For instance, when a woman does her daily activities; there are some down time that she would rather prefer to spend some time on her phone. This is the time that is referred to as the mobile device is a substitute for a human engagement. T-Mobile’s third strategy on rebranding the company into an edgy and highly differentiated market is definitely targeting women because on all of the promotion and advertisements there is the color pink present. What’s also associated with the marketing materials are more of an alternative punk rock vibe. An electric guitar is playing in the background and the color is used in a monochromatic theme, whereas the color pink is the only color that is apparent. One thing that will be guaranteed in all the marketing materials since the Un-carrier would be the distinct shade of pink; which is magenta. This shade of pink is present in all of the materials that target women. The Un-carrier movement is a solution

AT&T Mobility offers a wide variety of wireless voice and data services over one of the nation's largest digital voice and data networks. AT&T also offers GoPhone prepaid wireless services, including an all-inclusive talk, text, and Web service, priced at $50 per month. The company also markets a wide range of voice and data devices that can connect to its Mobile Broadband Network.

The overall goal of a sales promotion is to get the customer to respond with urgency and to buy as larger purchase or become a repeat buyer (Saylor Academy, 2012). I think that T-Mobile sales representative did an amazing job to sell me, not one but two phones to include a new mobile device plan, especially, when my initial phone call was merely to obtain additional information. I initially received information about the company from a co-worker, who enjoyed the phone and plan; however, I had reservations about the purchase. It was not a quick conversation and took several hours and call to persuade and win my contract that day. Nevertheless, the promotion was design to close the deal in as shorter time as humanly possible, which had to please

He also claimed that Sprint’s new “All In” is a ‘hit and miss’. In addition to comparing T-Mobile to the two larger carriers Verizon and T-Mobile, there were also lots of colorful language in these tweets.

Sprint and T-Mobile are both owned both majority owned by large international telecommunications groups. Sprint is majority owned by SoftBank in Japan, and T-Mobile is majority owned by Deutsche Telekom of Germany (Gelles & De La Merced, 5 Jun 2014). The decision to end talks to merge Sprint and T-Mobile companies was a tough decision for Masayoshi Son. Son is a billionaire who controls SoftBank as president and chief executive officer, is an entrepreneur who reshaped Japan’s wireless industry, and has goals of reshaping wireless industry in the United States. Sprint and T-Mobile are the third and fourth largest wireless carriers in the United States. Using the vision by Mr. Son to combine the companies would greatly increase his ability to compete with AT&T and Verizon Wireless for customers. If Mr. Son was to make such a significant decision for his company to merge and purchase T-Moble and create a merger, he should consider the Vroom-Yetton model’s seven questions to help guide him with his decision making style.

From a scale grade from 0 to 10 of brand prominence, T-Mobile in my opinion is on the number 9 rating. The Hot Pink background color make their creatives to stand out. Consistency on button color and creative background helps to reinforce their brand. Black and white

Over the years Sprint continued to make strides to become the largest communication network. In April 1989, US Sprint won its battle to gain access to millions of Bell company telephones whose long-distance service could be provided only by AT&T. This provided US Sprint with an opportunity to gain thousands of new accounts, handling long-distance calls placed from Bell company pay phones. Also in April, US Sprint reported its first profitable quarter, earning $27.5

There are many factors that contribute to the success of a company and customer service is one of the more important elements that determine this. A company’s customer service reputation is not built nor fixed overnight; yet it can be a company’s greatest attribute, or attribute greatly to its downfall. Southwest Airlines is known for its world class customer service; this is just the opposite of Sprint Telecommunications which is often noted for its lack of customer service. While exploring the customer service reputation of these two different companies we will discover the

For more than a century, AT&T has consistently provided innovative, reliable, high-quality products and services along with tremendous customer care. This company is recognized as a leading figure of worldwide providers of IP-based communications services to businesses. The mission for AT&T is to connect people with their world, everywhere they live and work, and do it better than anyone else. This vision is fulfilled by creating new solutions for consumers and businesses and by driving innovation in the communications and entertainment industry. Innovation is an enormous part of the growth and development process of AT&T. AT&T strives to have a unique brand. This company will go out of its way to distinctly identify itself from

T-Mobile is an excellent company which is going through constant changes in order to provide the best services for its customer. Some notable example of changes for which

There are over 50 companies with only six top companies in the cell phone industry that controls 80 percent of the market. Even though there are emerging new companies into the market, they are relatively small. The six top companies are rank as follow as the largest to the smallest cell phone company:

70% of Tweeter customers are in the Quality/Service Type but only represented 10% of total market in New England. By having most of customer base in smallest market segment Tweeter needs to create a marketing strategy to satisfy its current customer base in order to become 100% loyal. Value proposition and differentiation will be key drivers in order to keep current customers satisfied. 20% of tweeter customers are price-biters, so these customers could be potentially lost to lower-cost perceived retailers. With APP introduction Tweeter could overcome price competition by offering current customers the peace of mind that they will pay the lowest price without the need of lowering retail prices and continue to offer great customer service. This strategy works perfectly because customers will not see cheap retail prices which could trade down Tweeter’s image of being a high-end quality retailer to a low cost cheap retailer.

This will allow us to understand the level of success of their marketing strategies, as well as to analyse if there is a discrepancy of perspectives on people from the same consumer segment. More in depth, this case study has become an alternative to the original methodology chosen for this research, which was to be based upon UK telecommunication companies and the comparison between their marketing strategies and its impact on consumers.