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experience. * * RECOMMENDATIONS: I first recommend the company to carry on the experiential marketing. Thus, the rise of experiential marketing makes the companies focus on store atmosphere as retailers strive to create a shopping experience for consumers. * * Based on the increasing experiential economy, businesses must orchestrate memorable events for their customers and that memory itself has to become the product, for instance the picture with the two models outside of the store. Joseph

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United States. ORC chose for the Rutabaga’s promotion, to use different medias, like ads, press, release of radio, and TV video or video for high school family science teachers. Problem Statement As I said before, ORC notes a decline of consumer consumption. Then, people have inappropriate knowledge about the product and a bad perception of its. Finally, inefficiency of distribution’s channel SWOT Analysis * Strenght Product loyalty of current users: indeed, over 80percent of

BENJELLOUN TOUIMI * Imane MADIH * Yassinne MASSAOUDI * Zineb MDEHHEB Plan Choose a company and a product  Object: What I want to do with the product. (Information about the country that I target) Search information about consumers in that country Manufacturing the product, design according to the information I have collected  Where I'll distribute the product "hyper market,...etc" How much will my product cost, at what price I'll be able to sell it  How will I promote

innovations in their products : new beverages, customization. The customization benefits is that it provides more choices for the consumer, and answer their special needs, but customization also takes time and slows the service. Starbuck innovated also in its service: they launched a prepaid card to pay and the internet wireless connection in the stores. In 2002, consumer attitudes changed: they experienced a lack of service, and thought Starbuck was not answering the brand promise, based on

marketing mix Communication mix Sales Promotion Advertising Offer Mix Products Enterprise Services Sales Force Intermediaries Consumers Prices Public Relations Direct Marketing Telemarketing, Internet At the international, the problem is the same as on the domestic market. The problem to be solved is the one of presenting an offer adapted to targeted consumers through various channels and insuring their satisfaction. However the environment is more complex and riskier. Graphique d’après

P e ticide s s on t a Pla a consumer guide to pesticide issues in the food chain e Acknowledgements Pesticides on a Plate: a consumer guide to pesticide issues in the food chain Design and layout: Rebecca Richings Published by: Pesticide Action Network UK Development House, 56-64 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4LT Tel: 020 7065 0905 admin@pan-uk.org www.pan-uk.org Photos are copyright of PAN UK, unless otherwise credited. PAN UK, London, 2007. PAN UK is a registered charity

Question 2 What that determinate they confidence of the consumers is the way they does save their money and spend their money. When consumers don’t have confidence, they are saving more than they are spending and it show that the economy is in trouble. The economy need the confidence of the consumers cause without it the economy will fail, that mean that people will not be buying, no exchange in between retailers and consumers, then no more money in circulation.

(Belgium) Henkel France SA (France) Henkel Lebanon Sal (Lebanon) Henkel Norden Oy (Finland) Henkel Port Said Detergents & Chemicals Egypt (PDC) (Egypt) Henkel Soad Ltd. (Israel) Henkel SpA (Italy) Schwarzkopf & Henkel GmbH (Germany) Johnson & Johnson Consumer France SAS (France) 1. 220 Laboratories (USA) 2. A.G. Cosmetics (France) 3. A.V.T. Srl (Italy) 4. Atragin Ltd. (Iran) 5. AB Kozmetika Group Sro (Slovakia) 6. Abba Pure & Natural Hair Care (USA) 7. Abhinav Export Corporation (India) 8. [...] [

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