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Quality: "The quality of men, materials, production equipment is synonymous with" perfection ". Haribo is particularly vigilant about the quality of components, which guarantees stability and product preservation. * Creativity: "Haribo, the candy connected ". For over 20 years, which requires HARIBO in each product family, which becomes the reference "standard" market. TAGADA, marshmallows, GOLDEN BEARS ... Haribo did not exist before. Haribo candy is popular, so it responds to new needs (adapted

Disney : Quand la Magie fait d’une Entreprise un Empire… AVERTISSEMENT TOUTE REPRESENTATON INTEGRALE OU PARTIELLE FAITE SANS LE CONSENTEMENT DE L’AUTEUR EST ILLICITE SELON LE CODE DE LA PROPRIETE INTELLECTUELLE (ARTICLE L 1224) ET CONSTITUE UNE CONTREFACON REPRIMEE PAR LE CODE PENAL. SEULES SONT AUTORISEES (ARTICLE L 122-5) LES COPIES OU REPRODUCTIONS STRICTEMENT RESERVEES A L’USAGE PRIVE DU COPISTE ET NON DESTINEES A UNE UTILISATION COLLECTIVE, AINSI QUE LES ANALYSES ET COURTES CITATIONS

marketsharepartners. com This study seeks to optimize media allocation and discuss the role of online in consumer packaged goods (CPG) marketing. To this end, the authors explore in depth three CPG subcategories: beauty care, home care, and beverages. By doing so, the authors seek to accomplish the following: • Provide a better understanding of how the various media vehicles available to consumer packaged goods (CPG) marketers work together • Demonstrate the need to move beyond traditional views and

threat because of the eating habits that are evolving. About buyers, their power is very strong because of them unfaithfulness. They have a real large choice in order to eat, thus McDonald’s uses advertising as a real way to attract them. Moreover, consumer organizations reinforce their power. Finally, power of suppliers is very different according to the supplier. Multinational companies such as Coca-Cola or Danone are powerful supplier and are important in the negotiation whereas others suppliers

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co-branding et de ses retombées pour les marques partenaires est proposé. Co-branding : proposition of global evaluation model Abstract : The objective of this research is to clarify the co-branding strategy and to have a better understanding of consumers perception front to this kind of brand alliances. In this perspective, the co-branding problematic is detailed. Finally, based on the associative network concept, a model of co-branding evaluation and of its impact for the brand ally is presented

contre exemples sont exposés. From transactional to relational paradigm : an approach through Loyalty Generating Products Abstract: This paper aims to introduce the concept of « loyalty generating product » as a transition space between transactional and relational paradigms. In a context of multi-products simultaneous purchases, is it possible to isolate a product or cluster of products involving cross-selling and able to direct the exchanges towards a relational structure? Some examples and counters