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Infinite affinity

Bank of Scotland has a long and distinguished history. Established by an Act of the Scottish Parliament in 1695, it is the UK’s oldest...

Developing new products

Mr King C. Gillette devised and marketed the first safety razor in 1901. In a short space of time, Gillette converted his idea into...

Bringing an innovative product to market

Few markets remain in the same state for long. In some cases consumers needs change with some companies choosing to respond. Depending on the...

Growing a business by developing products and markets

A business that grows is often better placed to meet its customers' needs. Growth can also help a business to stay ahead of its...

Marketing and product strategies for growth

As an organisation develops a strategy, it is not making short-term decisions. Instead, it is creating a pathway that leads to a long term...

Product development innovation and the product life cycle

Profitable and innovative commercial businesses are ones which provide customers with exactly what they need and want. Portakabin is an example of such a business. Portakabin has been...

Pricing the product

Pricing is one of the most important decisions made by any business organisation. Economists use the term market clearing price to identify a price...

Developing a marketing plan

The NIVEA brand is one of the most recognised skin and beauty care brands in the world. NIVEA creme was first introduced in 1911...

How Mars transformed the ice cream market

There is a substantial ice cream market in the UK. In recent years it has been transformed by the development of new product lines...

Partnership through sponsorship

Twenty years ago sponsorship of the arts developed as a way of funding tours, performances and exhibitions. If it had not been for corporate...

Direct marketing

Life in Western economies today is often said to take place in ‘a consumer society.’ The beginning of the ‘age of the consumer’ is...

Building brand equity at Heinz

Organisations should learn from the past but not live in the past. This case study focuses on the way in which Heinz decided to...

Sky and the digital revolution

Television is moving into a radical new era, heralding the most exciting televisual developments of your lifetime. Increasingly viewers will take charge of their...

The repositioning of Hobnobs

United Biscuits (UB) is an international foods business operating in 24 countries. The company manufactures, markets and distributes biscuits, savoury snacks and frozen and...

Building a business in Europe

Over recent years, the changing political, social and economic environment has created a different type of competitive situation for European companies. The pace of...

Launching high end technology products

It is very important that a company develops a coherent marketing strategy for the launch of each individual product in its portfolio. It is...

Refocusing a product

In May 2001, at the Sony Radio Awards, Radio 2 was named Station of the Year for the second time in 3 years. This...

Developing competitive marketing strategies

All organisations face an external business environment that constantly changes. Sometimes these changes are slight eg minor amendments to regulations or a new firm...

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