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    ELECTRONIC-Commerce How It Is Affecting American Industry The Internet over the past few years has seen a huge increase in online businesses and consumers. Electronic-commerce is expected to generate $36 billion in revenue during 1999, up 140% from last year alone.[1] With such a huge amount of money to be made on the Internet it is becoming very appealing for small businesses and start-up companies to try and make their niche in e-commerce. The Internet is drastically affecting the way companies

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    huge impact on businesses if the competiors has a better product this could make the consumer choose that product, resulting in decline in sales. This being in

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    4. Market-Product focus 4.1 Market and product objectives Pomegranate kitchens currently consists of corporate consumers mostly and a sizeable general market that is gained from online campaigns and WOM. This is a great niche; bit in order to expand the revenue and consumer base, the business should reach out to consumers outside of these locations. This will be executed with their new targeted marketing tactic and launch of new innovative/unique product. Pomegranate Kitchen aims to be sustainable

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    survey found that consumers believe they're getting better value for money from their banking, insurance, mobile phone and internet service providers than from their electricity supplier. It also found that consumers are finding the barriers to switching providers too high, and that they feel there are no real alternatives" (Hatch, 2016). Private businesses aren't exempt from these complaint either, with the ACCC (Australian Competition & Consumer Commission) handling consumer issues in order to

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    than others? The most successful firms have invested in playing a major role in Social media and the internet to ensure that consumers and other businesses about the product or services. The website as well as Social media allow potential and current consumers aware of the any and all information about the product and the cost. The advent of Social media allows the consumers to share options of the product and receive feedback from the company media specialist. In the current marketplace the market

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    These laws include the consumer law, competition law, employment law, and health and safety legislation (Das, 2015). Environmental Factors Environmental factors directly affect the companies linked with transportation and travel industry as the people prefers to switch their transportation

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    fact, most of the time consumers are unaware that they are being controlled, so to speak. Many tactics are employed, and many of the tactics are quite imaginative. This manipulation serves to not only increase a company’s profits, but also it serves to make the brand more recognizable. The game of product marketing is remarkably complex

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    brief history of the café brand and its rise and fall through the economic crisis of 2008, it was clear that the company managed so proficiently due to strategic moves made by leadership. The article explored how the company centered it focus on its consumers and building itself a priority spot in the community by utilizing customer opinions and social media. In fact, by doing so, the corporation not only survive the 2008 economic downfall, but thrived to become of the innovative leaders of the 21st century

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    Small and medium-sized enterprises account for the majority if the share in the market and most of the employment in certain sectors of the economy. They have unique characteristics that both work to their advantage and prove a burden. Activities involving information technology has drastically increased and many of these businesses bring up questions of how beneficial it can be to the profits and partners made. Professional managerial skills are vital in properly using information technology and

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    “is a popular phrase denoting that business direction is determined by its consumers. It is a phrase with which many marketers are familiar, and one by which most successful companies are driven. But why is this seen as a golden key to business success? Lee & Carter (2012) argue that the ultimate marketing goal is to fulfil consumer needs and wants in a manner which is better than that of the competition. Being consumer focused in today’s world has to be seen as a complete necessity in order to

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