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is the manner of creating and bringing desired goods and services to customers and that involves activities leading to the winning and keeping of loyal customers.

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Marketing

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One of the brand building strategy is fostering long term relationships with customers.

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Loyal Customers

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it is the model of a business

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Foundation

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is centered in product, place, promotion and price

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Marketing Tools

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It can be anything that can be offered to a market that can satisfy a need or a want.

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Product

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should fit features the consumers want it for, it should satisfy the expectations of the consumer through its functionality and physical appearance.

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Product

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is a critical part of the brand. It increases the customer recognition,
impression and recall of the particular product.

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Product Name

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is about persuading and informing consumers about the features and benefits of products. This refers to communicating about the other
3Ps to encourage exchange. (product, price and place)

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Promotion

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are paid communication methods with a mass-mediated attempt to persuade. These strategies are generally slow and can be seen over time to drive up long term sales:
It is done to build brand image and long-term sales.

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Advertisements

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What are the types of Advertisements?

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  • Radio Commercials
  • Televisions Advertisements
  • Print Media
  • Direct Messaging
  • Out of Home
  • Influencer Marketing
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What are the 10 types of Commercials?

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  1. Topical Video
  2. Comparison Video
  3. Customer Testimonials
  4. Bandwagon Videos
  5. Proof of Performance Videos
  6. Slice of Life
  7. Jingle
  8. Visual Hero
  9. Humor
  10. Emotion
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Commercials that use nostalgia, charm, or sentimentality to tug at your heartstrings can be both memorable and persuasive

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Emotion

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Funny commercials spark the interest of the audience due to their light and positive association to feelings

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Humor

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This type of commercial uses great visual effects similar to a film.

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Visual Hero

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An advertising slogan set to music for the audience to remember.

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Jingle

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This is a miniature play centering around two or more people and a story involving the product.

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Slice of Life

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Proof of Performance videos highlight the success of a product and quote eye-popping statistics. They work best when they talk about how they solved a common problem.

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Proof of Performance Videos

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These videos convince people to purchase a product because it’s the popular or trendy thing to do. Using someone who’s very popular or looks hip helps make the ads work.

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Bandwagon Videos

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This is a type of commercial is where customers talk about the benefits of a product people tend to believe them.

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Customer Testimonials

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This type of video helps companies stand out from their competitors. They talk about a business’ special processes, ingredients, or products that no other company

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Comparison Video

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This type of video highlights your product and motivates consumers to look, read, listen, or call.

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Topical Video

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is a short-term incentive offered to customers to stimulate purchase of the product. This is an incentive tool used to drive-up short-term sales.

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Sales Promotion

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short term sales

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Promotion

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is done to build brand image and long term sales

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Advertising

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Communications that are not paid that seeks to build good relations to the target market
Public Relations
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creates and maintains the corporate image, handle matters with lawmakers, guide management with respect to the public issue. it also aims to build strong relations to the general public.
Public Relations
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This is the process of communicating with potential buyer face-to-face with the purpose of selling a product or service. Higher success rates in certain types of products like unsought items and specialty products.
Personal Selling
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This is using different social media platform, websites, applications which the business use to advertise, communicate with consumers and even transact sales.
Digital Marketing
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These are new and cost-effective and more focused avenues for communicating through internet and mobile devices.
Digital Marketing
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is concerned with making products available in accessible locations to its potential market. Brick and mortar store (malls, shops, stalls, commercial areas, bazaar, pop-up stalls)
Place ( physical presence)
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An appropriate location should have:
- High foot traffic - Efficiency of delivering and maintaining inventory of raw materials
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Online platforms are also considered as a location since buying and selling transactions took place.
Place ( online presence)
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is the amount of money charged for products or services
Price
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should complement the other elements of the marketing mix. (Place, Product, Promotion, People, Positioning and Packaging)
Price
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is the process whereby a business sets the price at which it will sell its products and services and may be part of the business’s marketing plan.
Pricing
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The amount the customers pay in exchange for the product you sell them.
Selling Price
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The total amount you collect because of selling your product.
Revenue
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These are costs that remain constant regardless of the number of goods produced or sold in each period
Fixed Cost
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These are the cost that goes directly into the manufacture of a good/product that changes depending on the number of goods sold.
Variable Cost
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This the combination of Fixed and Variable Cost.
Total Cost
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This is the cost of producing one unit of product.
Unit Cost
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This is the amount you earn because of your selling activities.
Profit
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This is the quantity of products sold where revenue and total costs are equal.
Breakeven Point
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This is the amount added to the total cost of a product to cover profit.
Mark-up
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The revenue gained must cover the operational and production expenses of the business to keep it running.
Cost- Oriented Pricing
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This method uses competitors' prices as the basis for determining your own price. Depending on how you want your target customers to perceive your product, you will make decisions on whether you want your prices to be the same, higher, or lower than your competitors.
Competition- Based Pricing
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Products that can be priced ending with odd numbers 5 or 9 are frequently used by firms to suggest that products are more affordable compared to setting prices using whole amounts.
Odd- Number Pricing
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Two or more products are sold as one bundle to offer for a single price. The final price is often less expensive compared to buying products separately. This could help slow-moving products to sell faster.
Bundle Pricing
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Products are regularly sold for a low price. When Marketers use EDLP pricing, the use of temporary cost cuts and discounts are reduced or eliminated Consumers are inclined to buy good quality products at lower prices.
Everyday Low Price (EDLPs)
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All companies are reliant on the people who run them, from front line Sales staff to the Managing Director.Having the right people in the business is essential and would add value to the product.
People
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This is a diagram that shows the structure of an organization and the relationships and relative ranks of its parts and positions or jobs.
Organizational Structure
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structure is a structure used to organize workers. They are grouped based on their specific skills and knowledge.
Functional Organizational Structure
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tructure emphasizes hierarchy and specialization among departments. Clear professional identity according to the to their expertise and specialization.
Functional Organizational Structure
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Among others, they use the information to oversee the performance of the whole organization and set its strategic direction.
Top Level Management
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Set out the company’s mid-long-term development strategy and management plan and monitor business implementation. Monitors overall management operations for the firm to achieve profit objectives. Deals with emergencies and major problems in relation to other companies.
General Manager
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Responsible for the company’s daily financial accounting. Allocates the funds properly to ensure the company’s continuous functioning. Responsible for the check and issue of wages.
Finance Department
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Manages the administration activities of the company. Responsible for employee rating and recruitment.
Human Resource Management
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orders inventory for production fulfills production orders In-charge of production of products.
Production and Inventory
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Fulfills the daily operation of the store.
Store Operations Department
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Offering professional supports to meet the annual sales targets. Formulates and carry outs the promotion plan. Doing research and analysis of the market. Product development and marketing strategies Develops new business partners and manage clients
Sales and Marketing Department
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Employing and retaining the right people is imperative in both the long and short term success of your business.
People
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This is where your product stands in relation to others offering a similar product and service in the marketplace as well as the minds of your market. This refers how the product offered can be differentiated based on product features, services, location, people, price, offerings or image.
Positioning
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is regarded as the ‘face’ of a product. It involves designing and manufacturing a product’s container. Its primary function is to hold, store, and secure the item.
Packaging
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What are the functions of Packaging?
- Product Identification - Protection and Promotion - Main attributes of the product - The company’s logo - Place of business - Ingredients or contents - Directions for use
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- or that we are calling "product label" is the information attached to the product. - For legal purposes - Promotional messages to attract customers
Functions of Labelling
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What is the formula for revenue?
Revenue = Selling Price x Number of goods sold
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What is the Formula for Total Cost?
Total Cost = Fixed Cost + Variable Cost
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What is the Formula for Unit Cost?
Unit Cost = Variable Cost + Fixed Cost/ Estimated Unit Sales
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What is the Formula for Profit?
Profit = Total cost - Revenue
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What is the Formula for Mark-up?
Selling Price = Total Cost + Mark-up
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What is the Formula for Cost - Plus Pricing?
Selling price = Unit Cost + Mark-Up
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What is the Formula for Standard Mark-up Pricing?
Selling Price = Unit Cost + (Unit Cost x 0.75)
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What is the Formula for Target Profit Pricing?
Selling Price =Target Profit + [Fixed Cost + (Variable Cost x Unit Sales) /Expected Unit Sales
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What is the statement of sample positioning?
- "To busy multitaskers who need help remembering things, Evernote is a digital management application that makes it easy to capture and remember moments and ideas from your everyday life using your computer, phone, tablet, and the Web." - "TO TARGET MARKET AND NEED OUR BRAND IS CONCEPT THAT POINT OF DIFFERENCE."
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Who are the staffs in SALES & MARKETING DEPARTMENT ?
- Sales and Marketing head - Sales and Marketing staff - Social Media Strategist - Customer Service Staff
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Who are the staffs in STORE OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT ?
- Store - Keeper - Cleaner - Runner - Cashier
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Who are the staffs in PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY ?
- Production Head - Quality Assurance Staff - Maintenance Staff - Purchasing Staff
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Who are the staffs for HUMAN RESOURCE DEPARTMENT ?
- Human Resources Head - Payroll Staff - Recruitment Staff
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Who are the staffs for FINANCE DEPARTMENT ?
- Finance Department - Head Finance Staff
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Who are the people in TOP LEVEL MANAGEMENT ?
- Chief Executive Officers (CEO) Chief - Financial Officers (CFO) - Chief Operating Officers (COO)

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