Out of Class Discussion (Principles Of Marketing)
Saturday, May 4, 2013
esponse to Kevin Provosts Survey and Sampling
The Mountain Dew Commercial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=bWDEcgbaWuo&NR=1
Now I could go into do you believe this is racist or not but this commercial is getting enough of that. I am wondering how Pepsi Co can come back from this, I know that their sales won't drop to much but a stain like that on a reputation of a company is hard to smooth out. What do you think Pepsi Co should do to come back from this advertisement. Is an apology enough after this marketing failure.
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Comnent on drew farrar's car advertisement
I agree with drew I once work for a beer stocking company out of Concord and the advertisements would often lead to customers asking about products they may have never seen before. These advertisements work and can bring real results to businesses.
Customer service
So the other day while on the job I started thinking about customer service and marketing. I noticed the more I was helpful and cheerful the more customers were open to suggestion on other products to purchase or deals we have. There is this relationship between marketing and customer service. Successful marketing could help take a step out of customer service. By making products well advertised it takes out the step of having to explain products. Do you agree.
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Response to Sell or Not Sell
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Response to Drew's Ship mp Pants
Cigarette Flavor Names
So about two years ago cigarette companies where made to change the flavor names of their cigarettes from light and ultra light for example to color names such as gold and silver. This was done because the light and ultra light names made some individuals think that the cigarettes were better for you. My question to you is what do you think of this change. Do you feel the old names made the cigarettes sound "healthier".