Tourist Attractions in the Caribbean
Case study - 3 pages - Tourism marketing
The Caribbean, an enchanting mosaic of islands scattered across the azure waters of the Caribbean Sea, is a premier tourist destination renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and diverse recreational offerings. This paradisiacal region, with its unique blend of natural...
BettaU(TM): Better your mind, better your health - Portfolio of Evidence (POE)
Case study - 10 pages - Marketing theories
Customers' needs are constantly changing. Regarding the bettaU™ application, an increase in demand for tailored support, an expansion of the age range, and the integration of mental health resources into students' current curriculum. Tailored support is when a business provides...
Digital innovation - Michelin
Case study - 5 pages - Digital & e-marketing
Michelin has adopted AI to improve its production, reduce costs, and offer a better customer experience. For example, the company has used AI to improve its tire production process, particularly by optimizing the lifespan of tire molds. Thanks to AI, Michelin was able to reduce tire production...
SWOT Analysis - Coca-Cola
Case study - 3 pages - Catering marketing
The Coca-Cola Company is a leading soft drink specialised American company. Currently selling products in more than 200 countries, the COCA-COLA company is mainly known for selling one of the most popular beverages on earth : "Coca-Cola" (also called "Coke"). The Coca-Cola Company owns a...
Marketing Communication - Innocent Drinks - published: 06/09/2024
Case study - 8 pages - Marketing theories
Innocent Drinks is a joint stock company created in 1998, settled in London owned at 90% by the Coca-Cola Company, employing 450 people and amounting £300 million. Innocent drinks achieved a great breakthrough within 2 decades with 80% of market share on the smoothies English market and achieved...
What is the impact of the Diesel gate on the German automotive industry?
Case study - 3 pages - Automotive marketing
This paper aims to assess the consequences of the scandal of the German automobile industry. The Diesel gate exposed the morally dubious actions of the VW group in the world, and some might say that this resulted in a drop of sales for the German car manufacturers. The group has, however, sold a...
Major Segmentation Variables for Population's Interest in Agrotourism
Tutorials/exercises - 4 pages - Marketing theories
This document contains segmentation variables regarding the population's interest in agrotourism. The countries analyzed are : the United Kingdom, Germany, Montenegro, Greec and the Czech Republic.
The Fall of the Kylie Cosmetics Empire
Case study - 3 pages - Fashion and ready to wear marketing
Kylie Cosmetics is the success story that captivated the beauty world since its launch in 2015 by Kylie Jenner, the reality TV star and influential member of the Kardashian-Jenner family. What began as a small online makeup business quickly transformed into a global phenomenon.
The use of parodies in advertising industry
Summary - 3 pages - Medias&communication marketing
The underlying argument linking the five documents is the advertisement industry or, to be more specific, the way in which parodies can be made of advertisements, how said parodies can subsequently be exploited for commercial or informative purposes, and how these so-called spoofs, can help...
Seiko and the watch market
Case study - 6 pages - Luxury marketing
Watches have a long history which evolved significantly over time. Here are some examples of how the watch product category has evolved, and the key elements that have changed the nature of competition. The early history of watches was dominated by mechanical watches, which used gears and springs...
Strategic integration & brand expanding dominance in Asia - LVMH - Script for a presentation
Presentation - 13 pages - International marketing
As it currently stands, the luxury market is a thriving market with continuous growth despite a complex economic situation in recent years. The market registered nearly $88 billion in global spending on luxury goods in 2003. We anticipate an increase in spending on luxury goods of 3% to 5% over...
Company Study Report - Uniqlo
Case study - 15 pages - Fashion and ready to wear marketing
Uniqlo, far from being the stereotype of yet another textile brand in the world, has distinguished itself. It is now the fastest growing brand in Europe and is able to compete with the giants in its field, with its 3,500 shops worldwide. To achieve such a result, the company applies a new kind of...
Economic development plan based on comparative advantages
Creative writing - 1 pages - Marketing theories
"Our advice was solicited in order to establish hereby an economic development plan. Thus, we have studied each specificity of your nation and will explain the steps to follow in order to increase your wealth creation."
XFL Case Study Questions
Case study - 2 pages - Sport marketing
The XFL failed due to strategic missteps and bad decisions. Indeed, there was a demand for sports entertainment time during the off seasons. The first misstep was the lack of three major elements in the announcement: a strong independent financial base, a national broadcast partner and important...
KPIs in the media industry
Market study - 1 pages - Medias&communication marketing
Overall, the media industry is really unstable due to its fragile KPIs : it is constantly changing, evolving, and each industry has to adapt to its customers. That means that both challenges and opportunities are numerous, and can either lead to the failure of a company, or to its success,...
Health application project - Healthood
Case study - 4 pages - Digital & e-marketing
Setting up the project requires a needs analysis (financial cost, comparative table, market price, designer price, developer price). The communication plan (Facebook and kKckstarter) is then defined, and the project's stakeholders identified.
Report on Market Assessment Survey for Primark
Case study - 2 pages - Fashion and ready to wear marketing
The market on which Primark operates is highly competitive, especially in well-developed countries. The better the economy, the more competitive the market becomes. In order to boost its sales and its image, Primark has to take some important decisions. The aim of this report is to examine the...
Mouthwash: International Market Description
Market study - 2 pages - Marketing theories
This slideshow presents a short study of the mouthwash market.
Burger King's "Google Home of the Whopper" campaign
Case study - 1 pages - Marketing theories
A 15-second TV commercial concludes with the phrase, "Ok Google, what is the Whopper burger?". "Ok Google" near to a speaker connected to Google Home starts the voice assistant, who will try to answer the question, without the slightest intervention of the viewer. Once the spot airs, Google Home...
Development of U-exist's Export Department - How to Internationalize a Niche Market in the Paramedical Sector?
Internship report - 24 pages - International marketing
A niche market is a small market segment in response to a very specific request. This type of market is generally very profitable for companies provided achieve scale and develop a sufficient reputation. A company exploits a product or a service very precisely to answer in one need very...
How Can a Smartphone Application Generate Money?
Presentation - 1 pages - Digital & e-marketing
NiteLife® is an application I would like to develop for a broad array of smartphone operative systems. The app would mainly be targeted towards tourists and allow them to find all the nighttime entertainment venues in a certain range, such as nightclubs, bars, exhibition halls and theaters.
Oral Care Market in France
Market study - 8 pages - Marketing theories
Oral Care accounted for almost 1.2 billion € in 2016. Toothpaste is the dominant category with almost half of the market total sales in value. The market is driven by the increase in consumer awareness about oral care: French people are paying more attention to their teeth and, as a...
Bernard Arnault and LVMH group
Biography - 4 pages - Luxury marketing
Bernard Arnault is a French billionaire businessman and the chairman and CEO of LVMH, the world's largest luxury goods conglomerate. With a net worth of over $150 billion, he is one of the wealthiest people in the world and has been a prominent figure in the fashion and luxury industry for...
How Can Suppliers Be Convinced to Join the Green Electricity Label?
Essay - 2 pages - Green marketing
Before everything, it seems important to understand what are the motivations and concerns of suppliers. Indeed, those suppliers want to show and also promote their commitment to sustainability, while attracting new eco-friendly customers. This willingness can be explained by the fact that...
Market Study on Sustainable Energy Solutions: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
Market study - 2 pages - Green marketing
The existential threat climate change poses to our global ecosystem has never carried greater immediacy or necessity for sustainable energy solutions. This research will critically look into the sustainable energy market, revealing primary trends signaling a paradigm change in the resources that...
Sport Barantula, a new sportswear brand
Case study - 7 pages - International marketing
We are an upcoming unlaunched business that specializes in offering sportswear with Celtic-inspired motifs. Our goal is to provide high-quality and stylish products that meet the needs of sporty students, outdoor adventurers, and fitness fanatics. That's why our mission is to provide athletes...
The Implications of the Internet for Collaboration with Customers on Product Decisions
Essay - 7 pages - Marketing theories
Web 2.0 is opposed to web 1.0 (appeared in 1990) which was defined as a 'static web' where the user was passive and simply consume the information that came to him without intervening. The origin of the term Web 2.0 was introduced by Dale Dougherty of the company O'Reilly in 2004 and...
Neuromarketing: is looking into the consumer's brain morally justifiable?
Essay - 11 pages - Marketing theories
In 2004, a study conducted at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, demonstrated that certain brand attributes and messages can shape personal preferences through their effect on the human brain. Using the famous Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi rivalry as a basis for their research, they scanned...
Bajaj Auto: the Indian Motorcycle Manufacturer Internationalizes its Business
Case study - 2 pages - Marketing theories
Being one of the largest motorcycle manufacturers, the best internationalization theory to describe Bajaj would be Emerging Country Multinational theory (EMNC). One of the key components in the EMNC theory is that a company chooses where to enter next by where the highest acceptability will be...
Which Marketing Strategy Should Royal Grolsch Pursue to Enter the Sweden Market with its Radler 0.0%?
Case study - 14 pages - Marketing theories
With the writing of this report, we aimed to determine whether it was worthwhile for the Grolsch beer brewery to enter the Swedish market with its product Radler 0.0%. To determine this, it was necessary to practice a country analysis as well as a market analysis including a SWOT and TOWS...
