Thursday, March 25, 2010
Implementation, Evaluation, and Control
While evaluating the employees this also gives us an opportunity to evaluate our sales and to see if we have reached our goals.
Marketing Mix
Marketing Strategy
SWOT Analysis
Objectives
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Volkswagon
In 1947, Volkswagen signed a deal to export cars to the Netherlands, and it was then that the car, now known as the Volkswagen Beetle became, available to the general public.
The Volkswagen Golf has been around since 1974 .
Volkswagen has been selling clean diesel-powered engines for the European market since 2003.
The Volkswagen Passat (Dasher in the U.S.), introduced in 1973, was again simply a fastback (available as either a hatchback or with separate boot) version of the Audi 80, using identical body and mechanical parts.
About one in one thousand VWs and Audis are certified for lemon claims. VW sold 338,000 vehicles in the US in 2002. Odds are, 338 of them will end up in a lemon claim.
With 2.7% of the market, VW/Audi has 3% of the lemons
The first Beetle goes way back in the 1938 and was manufactured by the German automaker Volkswagen.
The idea for the Beetle came from Adolph Hitler, who while in prison in 1924 following the unsuccessful putsch on the Federal German capital. Hitler conceived of an idea to solve Germany's unemployment problem, the Government would build special roads (autobahns) for motor vehicles.
Third-generation Golf was European Car of the Year for 1992.
In the episode that we watched of Mad Men the most important part about the Volkswagon ad was the fact that the men talked about it for 15 minutes. Bad publicity is still publicity. You want something that makes a statement and gets people talking and they did just that!
Thursday, March 11, 2010
McDonald's $10 Burger
Business Mission Statement
Adding another fragrance to the already over populated industry does seem a bit insane but there is nothing on the market like the fragrance DOMINATION. Its bold and unique aromas are made to dominate a man's mind and grab his attention. It smells of amber musk and oriental resins with the warm seductiveness of vanilla are introduced by lemon top notes. Domination is for the confident woman with a free spirit who knows what she wants. This fragrance is so valiant and seductive, it will make men come running. DOMINATION targets the women of the Generation Y demographic. The women of Generation Y "range from college graduates to kids in their tween years. They already spend nearly $200 billion annually and over their lifetimes will likely spend about $10 trillion. Some have already started careers, and are making major purchasing decisions" (MKTG3, McDaniels Lamb Hair, Ch 3, pg 35), and that is why this is the perfect fragrance for them.
DOMINATION is a specialty product, "when consumers search extensively for a particular item and are very reluctant to accept substitutes" (MKTG3 McDaniels Lamb Hair, Ch 9, pg 132). We strive for customer relationship management, "a company-wide business strategy designed to optimize profitability, revenue, and customer satisfaction by focusing on highly defined and precise customer groups" (MKTG 3 McDaniels Lamb Hair, Ch 19, pg 293). DOMINATION can be found in department stores, where there is more personal attention to customers needs.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Pitch-EOC Week 7
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Campbell Soup
If I could add a soup to Campbells' list of wonderful soups I would have to add Hot and Sour Soup. This is a Chinese type soup that have vegetables and tofu. As in the name, the soup is both "Hot" (spicy) and "Sour." It has an incredible amount of flavors and just enough heat to make you not ever want to stop eating it! If Campbell came out with this flavor of soup, I would probably buy a month supply at a time! Get cooking Mr. Campbell!!
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Super Bowl
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Mad Men
Superbowl Commercial
Customer Service
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Fast Food
Demographic
Voice
I have a strong passion for photography! I fell in love with photography at an early age. Growing up I watched my father take pictures of sports teams, families, children, and many other things. Seeing as though I was very young when photography grabbed my interest, I didn’t know much about it except that it was a lot of fun. My father passed away when I was 13 years old but he left me with an amazing gift. He left me with his passion for photography. That is something I have carried with me but never acted on for 9 years. One morning I woke up and had an epiphany and decided that I wasn’t going to let my father’s spirit die with him. I have my father by my side every click of my camera. He has shown me what is really important to me and what images I enjoy capturing most. Since there is so much history and emotion behind my dreams, I feel it only fits that I enjoy taking pictures of people. I want to capture the emotional; moments in peoples’ lives. I believe that every moment whether it be happy, sad, stressful, angry, affection, or surprise; I want to capture it all.
I have not had many hands on experiences with photography as I am still learning how to technically capture the perfect image. I have not done any fancy photo shoots or anything that I can brag about but I can brag to you that I am learning a lot and very much enjoying myself. My boyfriend and friends have kindly volunteered to be my models so I can get some practice getting more comfortable with my camera and all its settings. I look forward to my future in photography and know that I will soon capture some unforgettable moments!