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To discuss: The product or a company that had a positive publicity and the media used for the publicity.
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How can a company rectify having bad publicity?
Choose a product for which you are interested in creating a marketing plan. It can be a product that already exists, or one you would like to launch. It must be a legal product.
Specifically describe your product. The most important requirement for this assignment is that the reader has a clear understanding of your product, what it does for the consumer, and how it works or functions.
Some information you should include is the name of your product. If you are choosing to create about a product you would like to launch, be sure to create a name for your product and try to be creative. Explain the features and benefits, making sure to differentiate between these two concepts.
The “product” section is the most important of the four Ps of marketing: product, price, place, and promotion. Effectively completing this part of the project should set you up for success for the rest of the project.
Think back to publicity you have heard recently about acompany or its products. If it was good publicity, how was itgenerated, and what media were used? If it was bad publicity, where did you learn about it, and how did the firm try tocontrol or neutralize it?
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