Today you are to finish up the Going International project and the store layouts. Tomorrow we will be moving on. If/when you are done. Here is a link to some good examples of April Fools Advertising from last year.
APRIL FOOLS Adversing
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
NOTES on Store layout and design
Next, you are to create a store layout 'blueprint'. You can either draw it on paper or on the computer. You can use any type of store you wish. The goals of the design are:
- to increase customer flow to maximize the time customers spend in the store.
- merchandise and display products to maximize profit
- have several steps to decrease shrinkage.
Can use www.smartdraw.com but you will need to download it.
Next, you are to create a store layout 'blueprint'. You can either draw it on paper or on the computer. You can use any type of store you wish. The goals of the design are:
- to increase customer flow to maximize the time customers spend in the store.
- merchandise and display products to maximize profit
- have several steps to decrease shrinkage.
Can use www.smartdraw.com but you will need to download it.
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Commercial Day
Going International: Marketing in a Globalizing World. PROJECT
For this project, you may work alone or with a partner. You are to find a product or service that is NOT sold in Canada. You are then responsible for marketing this product in Canada. Keep in mind current consumer trends, people are becoming more concerned about the environment, we are moving into a recession etc. It can be anything as long as it isn’t sold in Canada (It must be legal of course).
Project must include all of the following:
• Picture(s) and description of the product or service
• Advantages of bringing the product to Canada
• Disadvantages of bringing in the product to Canada
• Cultural Challenges
• Who will the target market be
• A slogan for the product
• A jingle for the product
• A list of direct and indirect competition
• One of the following (must include the slogan and/or jingle)
o Two different advertisements that include both print and pictures
o A 15-30 radio/sound advertisement
o A 15-30 second T.V. Commercial
DUE: Thur March 31
Going International: Marketing in a Globalizing World. PROJECT
For this project, you may work alone or with a partner. You are to find a product or service that is NOT sold in Canada. You are then responsible for marketing this product in Canada. Keep in mind current consumer trends, people are becoming more concerned about the environment, we are moving into a recession etc. It can be anything as long as it isn’t sold in Canada (It must be legal of course).
Project must include all of the following:
• Picture(s) and description of the product or service
• Advantages of bringing the product to Canada
• Disadvantages of bringing in the product to Canada
• Cultural Challenges
• Who will the target market be
• A slogan for the product
• A jingle for the product
• A list of direct and indirect competition
• One of the following (must include the slogan and/or jingle)
o Two different advertisements that include both print and pictures
o A 15-30 radio/sound advertisement
o A 15-30 second T.V. Commercial
DUE: Thur March 31
Monday, March 7, 2016
NOTES
Discussion on the Free Market and Read Section 3.2 Competitive Advantages (Sustainable and Unsustainable Advantages)as a class. Discuss reading as we read.
Next go to the following link and complete Questions 1 and 3 BUT you DO NOT need to complete the assignment with Playstation and XBOX you can pick any two companies that are in DIRECT Competition.
Friday, March 4, 2016
Video and discussion on Global Economics
Today we will watch a video on Global Economics. Next answer the following questions and hand them in.
1. What are the WTO, IMF and GATT?
2. What were they set up to do?
3. Given that there are fewer big companies and more and more are going international, what implications does the IMF, WTO, and GATT have on companies
4.. ~Go on-line and find out what these terms mean.
a) fair trade
b) organic
5. You are in charge of marketing for a major clothing company (like the GAP). ~The company gets caught using child labour (12-14 year olds) and the children have to work 14 hours a day 6 days a week with only two 10 minute breaks. ~In addition, they only get paid $1.00 U.S./day. ~The news runs a story on your company and it really hurts your company's image. ~Your boss says that it is your job to run damage control, that is, improve the company's image. ~Write a description describing how you would do this.
6. Keeping marketing in mind, is it ever to a company's advantage to pay more for labour or resources (paying a working wage)? Why or Why not? USE EXAMPLES.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Commercial Day
1. Use the internet to look up GDP and then define it in your own words.
Next look at the next link on GDP and the World. (I've given you a link to a map with the country names as well)
2. What country's have the highest GDP?
3. What areas have the lowest GDP?
Many large company's operate internationally and a country's GDP could impact the company or change how a product is marketed. Coke is a good example go to the link below.
4. Is it a good idea for coke to sell and advertise in so many countries around the world? Why or Why not?
5. What are some other company's that could operate all over the world (in country's with high and low GDP)?
6. What are some company's that would only be successful in country's with High GDP?
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Today, we are going to carry on with the ideas of creating 'buzz' and the idea of Motivating peoples behaviour.
Video Questions:
1. Do you think that Mukluk boots would have 'taken off' if Kate Moss (supermodel) hadn't been seen wearing one of the first pairs? Why?
2. What are 'knock offs"
3. What is 'word of mouth marketing' (Idea viruses)?
4. Why are 18-24 year olds a good demographic to market to?
Video Questions:
1. Do you think that Mukluk boots would have 'taken off' if Kate Moss (supermodel) hadn't been seen wearing one of the first pairs? Why?
2. What are 'knock offs"
3. What is 'word of mouth marketing' (Idea viruses)?
4. Why are 18-24 year olds a good demographic to market to?
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
March 1
Commercial Day
Notes on Motivational theory
Notes on Motivational theory
Activity:
Go online and find some billboard advertisements. Next copy the chart below. You need to find two examples of advertisements that fit the 4 advertising appeals.
Social, fashion
biological, food
safety, shock etc
rational, post secondary education
Please hand this in when you are finished.
Advertisement
(picture of ad)
|
Target Market
|
Advertising Appeal (social, emotional, etc)
| Overall Effectiveness (1-10) (your opinion) | |
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