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Tasks of Marketing Management What kinds of tasks the marketing managers do toward building profitable long-term relationship with the customers? Task 1: Capturing Marketing Insights from the Changing Environment. • The detailed tasks are : 1. Make surveys 2. See famous blogs (on internet) made by usual people 3. Make loyalty cards by knowing how customer buy 4. Analysis of sales Task 2: ConnectingwithCustomers. • The detailedtasks are : 1. To offer promotion on some items 2. Createprivate

Une Marque My Custom My Custom permet à chaque femme de personnaliser ses ongles selon son humeur. L’éventail de choix est impressionnant car non limitatif. D’une collection de près de 800 motifs ou dessins à l’application d’une photo ou d’un dessin original, la seule limite est sa créativité ou son originalité. La commercialisation se fait aujourd’hui dans les centres de bien être, les salons d’esthétique, magasins de vêtements, centre commerciaux… mais se trouve également dans les lieux « à

processing and customer returns and prepare the balances. But I mainly got the position of seller: the customer Council and achieve a sale. My first probationary period it went rather smoothly, the negatives would essentially be schedules, and keep her calm face abusive customers. But what remains for me the most difficult is to make additional sales because it must not simply sell a share of shoe but for example a pair of shoe with a sole or cleaning products. Convince the customer to buy more than

profitable for all aspect of a company, it influences on all operations done by a firm. Werther and Chandler (2006:18) stated that CSR improves the brand image in the eyes of customers but also for staff. This strategy is a way for companies to increase their reputation and develop new partnerships. It is an opportunity to change customer purchase decisions in favour of a company practicing Ethical Business. Whether a company increases its attractiveness, it finds a tool to increase sales and all recruitment

around the campus, the campus flower store we operate on campus is advantageous for students. II Findings 2.1 Strength and weakness; Opportunity and threat a. Strength: First, our flower store locates in the campus, which is near to our customers. Second, our target consumers include students, teachers and residents, who tend to accept new ideas easily. Third, we can apply various services and offer great convenience to the consumers by provide free Songhua free telephone, setting Maihua

positioned abroad within Europe but also across the Atlantic. A competitive advantage for very knowing about 45% of the turnover of BNP is done abroad. • BNP Paribas offers a multitude of services, thereby maximizing customer investments and to expand the target of customers of the group • A strong market position, with a strong presence throughout the world and very satisfactory results, as being one of the most influential banks in Europe in terms of market capitalization for example

Thus local-small producers are unable or have difficulties to access shelf space in the domestic retail market. To deal with these difficulties, a new distribution channel appears in Ireland in the late 90’s: farmers markets. Moreover new customers emphasis on freshness and quality has a true booming of these outlets. The purpose of the study was to see if this new channel was an effective way for local producers to sell their goods. To do so we decided to focus on the regulation of these farmers

motives in arts consumption have generally emphasized concrete factors, such as the ticket price, scheduling, competition with other events, demography, educational, social, and income levels, and ethnic origins. However, psychological motivations and customers’ emotions are increasingly recognized as an important force at work as well (Swanson, Charlene & Zhao, 2007). Pine and Gilmore explained that ‘entertainment’, ‘aesthetic’, ‘education’, and ‘escapist’ are the four ‘realms’ of the arts experience (Pine

operational actions. Local actions in complete inconsistency with the corporate plan should absolutely be prevented. For instance, if we prioritize the residential market, two channels top the sales: indirect points of sales and distance selling (customer service, internet, voice server, etc.). Objectives per channel should be defined and aggregated to avoid any cannibalization effect. Unlike regarding a proprietary sales network, “money” remains a major factor for boosting indirect sales efficiency:

must accept responsibility and take the consequences. So models can be useful for managers to know which strategy they have to apply. Finally, senior managers have to stay aware of changes in the business environment in order to react quickly to customer changes and to maintain their competitive advantage. Faced with all these challenges and responsibilities, it is possible to wonder what role the models play for a manager. Models have three main roles: to help in the strategic choice, to make