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Getting the right message across the relaunch of Mars

The Mars bar is part of our cultural heritage. Our parents and grandparents were brought up with Mars, and instantly recognise the product by...

SWOT analysis in action

In 1895 in Czechoslovakia, two keen cyclists, Vaclav Laurin and Vaclav Klement designed and produced their own bicycle. Their business became Skoda in 1925....

SWOT analysis and sustainable business planning

IKEA is an internationally known home furnishing retailer. It has grown rapidly since it was founded in 1943. Today it is the world's largest...

Securing a market leading future through SWOT analysis

For many builders and developers, it is too costly to buy plant equipment (fixed assets) outright. Instead, they hire the equipment they need from...

Honour the past invent the future

BIC® is one of the global brands whose brand name is closely associated with the company's products e.g. BIC biros. In the modern world,...

The advantages of sponsorship

This case study examines how two businesses that have global appeal are co-operating to achieve their shared visions for their companies and brands. Company vision Vodafone:...

Revitalising a valued character

Powerful images stay in people's minds. Innovative technologies offer new ways of projecting images, and the messages they help to convey. As a result,...

Using promotional strategies to connect with stakeholders

Young people leaving compulsory schooling must be motivated to continue learning and gain useful work skills. It is a big problem in all areas...

Promoting the brand

Entrepreneurship happens when someone sees a market need and has an idea that will satisfy that need. The entrepreneur follows up, explores and develops...

Engaging consumers through word of mouth marketing

In today’s society, consumers are bombarded with promotional  messages from organisations. Consumers receive these messages when they listen to the radio, watch television, read...

The making of a box

This case study examines the means by which the Jefferson Smurfit Group’s basic product – the box – is designed and manufactured, considering the...

Achieving growth through product development

A main source of business growth is through product innovation. New products often come from ideas. These are either new ideas or ideas for...

Launching a new product into a developed market

Established markets generate intense competition during which new and innovative marketing strategies are required and new and existing products are developed. As a market develops,...

Linking promotional activity to the product life cycle

Most large companies produce a variety of goods and services designed to meet consumers' needs and requirements. Consumers' expectations and requirements change over time,...

Market leadership in the 3G market

3G stands for third-generation mobile communication and can be viewed as wireless broadband for mobile phones. It is a radio communications technology offering: 3G is...

Extending the product life cycle

Businesses need to set themselves clear aims and objectives if they are going to succeed. The Kellogg Company is the world's leading producer of...

The product life cycle and online fashion

ASOS.com is the UK's market leader in online fashion retailing. It offers own-label, branded fashion and designer goods. Its headquarters are in Camden Town...

Balancing the product portfolio to satisfy customer demand

JD is the UK’s leading retailer and distributor of fashionable sports and casual wear. JD has a reputation as the most innovative visual merchandiser...

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