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Course Code   :  MKT11445

Course Title   :  building and marketing high performing organisations

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Overall TaskAs background information, familiarise yourself with the EFQM model (the PDF is also available within the Assessment Instructions section). The questions and assessment criteria for Coursework A assessment are outlined below. Apply the EFQM Business Excellence model, using relevant theory and concepts learnt on the module, to one organisation of your choice. Draw on your analysis to identify and capture strengths and areas for i...

Task 1. develop a critical understanding of major concepts, frameworks, and methods in marketing and corporate social responsibility, and assess their application in the business environment, including brand value. (IC) (SID) (EID) 2. examine the role digital marketing and media play in contemporary marketing and business practice, and the social impact of these practices. (IC) (DP) (SID) (CID) (EID) 3. identify key issues and problems re...

Marketing Strategies for CleanSoapsThe bigger and stronger the competition is, the better an entrepreneur’s marketing strategy needs to be. That being the case, Sharon John and Jill Scott may need your help with a marketing strategy. Sharon and Jill have started a business which breaks into the $150 million laundry detergent market, competing directly with the likes of Procter & Gamble, P&G, an American multinational ...

Task: Learning OutcomesThis case study relates to the following learning outcomes from the module Law and Ethics in the course International Market Entry Strategies:1.Describe the relevant legal environment related to international market entry and the factors that can restrict or support international trade ventures, including international, national and regional laws and regulations, international treaties, international business governing o...

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Course Title   :  Manage Team Effectively

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Examples of Formal and Informal Employee Recognition and Reward SchemesAfter 12 months, data shows that your team has exceeded the percentage increase in the number of new football players, and you have decided to recognise your team for their efforts. 1. Using the Internet, research both informal and formal staff reward and recognition schemes and make notes on what you find. Choose and develop at least five examples that would be appro...

Our Mission: Helping Girls to Raise Their Self-EsteemPlease read through the following case and answer all questions. “We’re on a mission to help the next generation of women realise their full potential” At Dove, we have a vision of a world where beauty is a source of confidence, not anxiety. Our mission is to ensure the next generation grow up enjoying a positive relationship with the way they look – helping girls t...

Format –the case study must critically evaluate and incorporate the following aspects: Brief company overview and mission statement of the Body Shop. Evaluate the core offering, of the Body Shop customer‘’needs and wants, ‘jobs to be done’,  and how are these currently satisfied through the provision of the marketing mix. Evaluate to what extent the Body Shop demonstrates a ‘marketing orientation&r...

LEARNING OUTCOMESLEARNING OUTCOMES Upon successful completion of this module, students will have demonstrated: Knowledge K1 demonstrate a critical understanding of key marketing concepts & theories and the related academic literature K2 demonstrate a critical understanding of markets and their different contexts K3 evaluate and provide an overview of the key drivers of change for markets & marketing in the digital age Skills S1 ...

Market OverviewThe purpose of the Situation Analysis is to describe and analyse the firm’s current position in the market place. The Situation Analysis attempts to answer the question “where are we now?” by taking a ‘snapshot’ of the current situation and explaining not only what is happening in this marketplace but why, who and what are the key players, forces and dynamics that drive it. Describe and analyse t...

Course Code   :  MKT4710

Course Title   :  marketing strategy

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Deacon, a large manufacturer of plumbing supplies, wants to introduce a product that increases water pressure.  The target market is several hundred thousand businesses (e.g., restaurants) that have a problem with water pressure. In a study conducted by Deacon, 80% of business owners who tested the product said they “definitely would buy it” at some point in the future. With an end-user price of $500 (plus plumber’s fees...

Task requirementsWorking in small teams to develop a 10 minute group presentation for a brand extension, you will then need to submit a group co-authored 1000 word report explaining the new brand extension This assignment has been designed to provide you with an opportunity to demonstrate your achievement of the following module learning outcomes: LO 2 Demonstrate knowledge of STP  marketing planning process LO 3 ...

Question Consumer Profile and Positioning Strategies   Please refer to LO3 Prepare a Consumer Profile and Positioning Strategy              1. Select a product and complete a consumer profile for it.  Include information on demographics, geographics, psychographics, and behavioural components. The reader must be able to visualize your target audience. Refer to page 4...

Course Code   :  CBM822

Course Title   :  marketing strategy

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Coursework Title: Marketing Plan to Gain and Sustain Competitive Advantage in the UK for an International company Coursework Aim: The objective of this assignment is to allow students to demonstrate understanding of the main concepts related to marketing theory and models, specifically inviting them to undertake marketing analysis and preparation of a marketing plan in a practical context. 1. Explain the theoretical concepts related to m...

Course Code   :  MRKT4547

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Question 11- If you ask the average person, “What is marketing?,” one of the things you might hear is a. Marketing is sales and advertising. (2 points) b. Marketing is fun. c. Marketing is the backbone of all business.  d. Marketing is not profitable. 2- Marketers try to figure out what want and then they try to figure out how to provide it and make money doing so. (2 points) a. Business owners b. Customers c. Advertis...

Importance of conducting a literature review in researchSelect one of the research topics introduced for your strand (Tourism, Hospitality, Events and Food and Nutrition) as indicated on Blackboard and within your workshops in Block 1. Identify 10-15 journal articles, no more than 5 years old to base this assignment upon as indicated on Blackboard/in workshops.  -Evaluate the significance of a literature review in the research journey....