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Your store has begun making a new meal-replacement drink—it costs $5.00 to produce a 6-pack of drinks (or $0.83.33 per drink). These drinks are being marketed as full meal replacements for individuals who are looking to lose weight. You and a small team have been tasked with pricing this product, as well as proposing the in-store display for its sale. Part 1 Your task is to propose a price for this new drink product. Take into account the cost of producing the product, the potential cost of transporting the product and marketing the product. Your company is trying something new with this product; while the store has sold this type of drink before, this is the first time they have produced such a product. Your company has had success in selling other company-branded food products but having its own branded product will be a new venture. Write a short essay (400 words minimum) outlining your reasoning for the price you choose. Be sure to include the specifics of production,…

Categorize the situation as primarily indicating 1 - an incentive to commit fraud 2 - an opportunity to commit fraud 3- a rationalization for committing fraud state the reasoning behind the category you choose Scenario: There was intense pressure to keep the corporation's stock from declining further. This pressure came from investors, analysts, and the CEO, whose financial well-being was significantly dependent on the corporation's stock price

Assume General Mills has to decide how to invest millions of dollars to try to expand its dessert and yogurt businesses. To allocate this money between these two businesses, what information would General Mills like to have?

Scenario: Lee is the owner of Lee's [business type selected by your instructor], which is located in the city closest to where you live. Lee has now hired you to design the basic components of a marketing strategy for her business. Instructions: Summarize a marketing strategy for Lee's addressing each part. You can view Parts 1-3 you completed in Unit 1 concerning the mission, situation analysis, and marketing objectives. This week you will complete Parts 4-6 below to submit your final assignment to the Unit 2 Dropbox. Checklist: Part 4: Marketing Strategy ⚫ Describe the target market strategy for Lee's business. Paint a very clear picture of who Lee will be targeting for her product. For example: Appealing to an entire market, concentrating on one particular segment, or multiple market segments. • Explain the four strategies for growth: market penetration, market development, product development, and diversification. How can Lee use market penetration to increase her sales? Explain. ⚫…

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Part 1: Conduct research about a U.S. automotive and manufacturing industry and include all required information in the rubric. Part 2: Conduct research about the industry and specific real world company you selected in week one to obtain data ( Remember the industry and company does not have to be within the automotive and manufacturing industry). Include a Porter's Five Forces diagram. Please select an industry and company that interest you as you will continue to conduct resesrch on the industry and company throughout the course. Part 3: Compare the U.S. automotive and manufacturing industry to the industry and company you selected. Remember to include a Porter's Five Forces diagram comparing both industries and summarize the findings.

Compose a position paper on how your local government unit respondsto the COVID-19 crisis and what is your advocacy on your chosen issue.You need to be as objective as possible by citing valid and reliablesources. You also need to make the necessary adjustments to yoursources’ authenticity and reliability based on the comments andsuggestions of the professor.

OM2. Many entrepreneurs are very successful in planning and starting a new business.   Entrepreneurs are even very effective in operating their new business. However, many   entrepreneurs have trouble during the growth phase of their business. Please discuss   managerial concerns that entrepreneurs experience while growing their businesses.

Scenario:  Sarah owns a coffee shop in Brantford, Ontario. Describe one type of Event Sponsorship you would recommend for the coffee shop.  Sarah wants to expand her business by providing catering services to local businesses. Describe one thing Sarah could do in the Prospecting step of personal selling.

Conduct a SWOT (strength, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) analysis of the 3-page Corporate Travel Policy

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Make an  1. Areas of considerstion 2. Alternative Courses of Action (ACA) 3. Analysis ACA 4. Conclusion (Decision matrix, ACA selection) FOR PAYPAL AND THE FINANCIAL WELLNESS INITIATIVE (THIS IS THE TOPIC) PLS. DONT USE ANY AI OR CHATGPT THANK YOU!!

Need help writing a paragraph about an error Sam & Micaela are making with their market research *article is below Product Case Study Sam and Micaela first met while studying marketing at San Juan College. Both were ambitious and had plans to run their own businesses. Over time they decided to start a business together. Initially they spent many months discussing what sort of business they should go into. They considered various service businesses, like consulting or an internet- based training offering. However, it was eventually an opportunity in the children’s toy market that appeared to have good potential. They had observed that parents were becoming increasingly time-poor and, as a result, had less time to spend with their children. And in order to compensate for this, the parents typically spent large amounts on their children to entertain them. Obvious examples were the success of PlayStations, iPads, PC’s, and mobile phones. Sam argued, “these are big ticket items. The…

As part of a PR campaign for The shoe rack, Conduct a situation analysis(SWOT) based on the scenario given. Incorporate the smart watch(S-Tech intel smart watch) in your answer

Q2. How can B&D increase the probability that the consumer will buy its new small appliance products? What are the success-factors (activities) associated with effective marketing your group can think of. List & explain each. Pls Answer the Question from Below Context : Black and Decker, a noted marketer of products for the do-it-yourself market, acquired the General Electric Company’s small home appliancebusiness in 1985 for $300 million. B&D had enjoyed a 50 percent market share in the worldwide market for power tools, but the recession of the early 1980s and competition, especially from the Japanese, forced changes in manufacturing and marketing at B&D and led to the GE acquisition. Makita of Japan, for instance, which offered competitive power tools at a lower price, and in a very short time its market share was nearly equal to B&D’s. Alongside emerged a host of other emerging brandsB&D executives realized that the company could not stand still, and ride on…

Prepare to present your findings and recommendations to the Board of Directors for your Marketing Plan.Your presentation should include:Findings uncovered in the SWOT analysis that are the basis for your recommendation.Overall strategy recommendation based on competitive advantage.Analysis and description of target audience as it applies to this strategy.Strategy decisions in all 4 areas of Product, Price, Distribution and Communications and rationale.Implementation plan and conclusions.You must include notes or record the presentation via Collaborate to simulate a live presentation.Format: 10-15 slides in PowerPoint loaded to the Assignments folder as a PDF only.

I need a full description of the role of each of these components listed below from 10-18 for " BLOOD PRESSURE THAT IS A WIRELESS, REMOTE MONITORING DEVICE THAT CONNECTS TO A SMARTPHONE APP WITH ACCURATE MEASUREMENTS". And by referring to the below table: 10. Reimbursement: Explain how the product will be reimbursed and any relevant insurance coverage. 11. Business model: Describe the business model for the product, including pricing, distribution, and revenue streams. 12. Marketing and sales: Explain the marketing and sales strategy for the product, including how you plan to reach your target audience. 13. Financial information: Provide financial projections for the product, including revenue, expenses, and profit margins. 14. Exit scenarios: Discuss potential exit scenarios for the product, such as acquisition or IPO. 15. The ask: Outline any funding needs for the product and how the funds will be used. 16. Management team: Introduce the management team and…

Select a product/service that was pitched on Shark Tank to analyze.   What is the name of the product/service?    Why did the contestant (s) say that America needs their product/service?     What was the best part of their pitch?   Did they make a deal?  If no deal was made, what reasons were given by the sharks for not investing?   If you were a shark, would you have made a deal?  Why/why not? Analyze an episode of ABC’s Shark Tank  Consider a design for your product or service for your course project product.  What will it look like? What will it feel like?  Is your design congruent with your solution and customer? How?  How will you test your design?   How will you pitch it to someone?

true or false ? subject :Sales Management 5. Vertical audit does not single out selected elements of the marketing operation. 6.Gatekeepers are people who control information, either in the form of knowledge or access into, out of, or between members of the buying group.