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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Marketing Strategy for Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor Entering Leading Cities in China

Wang, Chin-hao 03 August 2010 (has links)
Abstract The competition for liquor companies in Taiwan is getting fierce due to limited market size and tardy economic growth. The situation is more obvious after Taiwan joined WTO and many famous foreign liquor brands entered this market. The impact is especially strong for Chinese Spirits because many liquor consumers take a shot at these new entrants or even change their habits. Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor Inc. now faces domestic competitors such as Yusan Kaoliang of Taiwan Tabacco and Liquor Coporation and other brands as well as the growing portion of consumers shifting to bear or wine. In order to operate in China and seek further revenue growth, Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor Inc. established a child company in Xiamen in 2004. However, it is shown that there¡¦s much room for further effort if the company wants to perform well in China. This research adopts exploratory research method and collects relevant data from various sources. Through sorting, estimating, evaluating, and reasoning of the data, this research provides workable strategies for Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor Inc. for further development. Keyword¡Gwhite wine, Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor, Marketing Strategy, target market
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The Study on Sales Strategy of Super Sport Cars- Ferrari and Bentley in Taiwan

Hua Wu, Yung 01 August 2011 (has links)
Abstract Taiwan is a potential area for selling super sport cars. In 2008, the year of financial crisis, the volume of sales in Taiwan is not only didn¡¦t descend but also rose 20~30%, even present multiple growth. It shows that the purchasing power of Taiwanese rich is astonishing, besides it can also be attributed to many brands which establish sole agent in Taiwan for the last few years, the sale and the after-sales service would be a guarantee to Taiwanese customers, so that it attract many potential consumers appear and purchase. This research focus on comparing the differences of sales strategy of the two super sport cars brands- Ferrari and Bentley in Taiwan. The product price of these two brands is over NT ten millions dollars, but their brand images are different, so their target market and sale strategies are different, either. The goal of this research is that comparing the target markets and sale combination to know these two brands how to operate and plan their sale strategy. The research analysis shows that their sales strategies are similar (especially pricing strategy, channel strategy), except for the promotion strategies, that is because of their different brand images. Key words: Ferrari, Bentley, sale strategy, target market, sale combination.
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The reasear of influence factors on the futher intentions and determinations of Kaohsiung Junior High School students

Chen, Tsong-Jyi 29 July 2002 (has links)
Abstract The origin of Human Resource is education. In terms of marketing, the purpose of this study is to understand the main sources of information and influence as well as the priority of factors on the future intentions and determinations of junior high school students in the target market. Besides, Discussed and understood by way of Market Segmentation Analysis Technology, various sorts of students¡¦ characteristics affect on the recruitment on senior high and vocational high school students. Followed by the above analyses, there are some suggestions are concluded to the options of goals, the main focus of strategies and the plan of related activities on student recruitment, ought to think how to develop their own characteristics. Through the analyses of Market Segmentation, the priority of school types, the sources of information and influence, the outcomes are concluded to suggest the goals to recruit senior high school students will be focused on students which are Cluster 3 (ideal-approached), Cluster 1 (career-approached), living in the neighborhood of business areas, and whose the educational levels of parents are ranged above college; moreover, the grades of students are ranged within top 10 will have the priorities. As to the deliveries of information, family or relatives will be the first and best choice. Then, by way of the DM of senior high and vocational high schools, teachers and classmates will be in junior high school. Except for students themselves, those who are influential will be mother, and then father will comes after mother. Meanwhile, it is important to emphasize consultancy on future career, the distance from school, the peer quality, the ranges of Joint Entrance Exams for years and the faculty. The goals to recruit vocational high school students will be as follows: students who belong to Cluster 1, Cluster 3, who live in industrial or port areas, whose parents only received education below junior high school with mid-low payment and the students will be ranged after 21 in their class. As to the deliveries of information, family or relatives will be the first and best choice. Then, by way of the DM of senior high/vocational high schools, teachers and classmates in junior high school. Except for students themselves, those who are influential will be mother, father and then classmates. Meanwhile, it is important to emphasize consultancy on future career (consultancy on further study), the distance from school, the convenience of living, the ranges of Joint Entrance Exams for years and the percentages of further study to gradated students. The goals to recruit complex type of senior high school students will be as follows: students who live in industrial or port areas, whose parents finished senior/vocational high school education with mid-low payment and the students will be ranged within 11 to 20 in their class. As to the deliveries of information, family or relatives will be the first and best choice. Then, by way of the DM of senior high/vocational high schools, teachers from senior/vocational high schools, their own junior high school teachers. Except for students themselves, those who are influential will be mother, and then father will comes after mother. Meanwhile, it is important to emphasize consultancy on future career, the distance from school, the peer quality, the ranges of Joint Entrance Exams for years.
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Expanzia českej spoločnosti na slovenský trh / The expansion of Czech company to the Slovak market

Senková, Katarína January 2012 (has links)
The aim of my thesis is to evaluate whether on the Slovak market there is opportunity for expansion of the Czech company Pelmi spol., s.r.o. Based on analysis of the target market, the SWOT analysis, competition, and economic characteristics of Slovak market I will suggest my own recommendation what kind of form entry is the most convenient for company.
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The application of the marketing concept to independent radio and appliance retail

Venter, J January 1982 (has links)
Doctor Educationis / Independent Radio and Appliance retailers face very strong competition from chain groups, discounters and hypermarkets. These organisations rely on bulk-buying and negotiated deals to elicit favourable terms from suppl iers. Due to the volume of their turnover they can afford to work on lower profi t margins than the independent operator. Large marketing organisations also benefit from economi es of seal e in adverti si ng and promoti ons. In short the 1arge groups have a di fferenti al advantage over the small er i ndependents i n that thei r cost of sales and overhead structure is generally lower. The purpose of this study is to develop a marketing strategy for independent radio and appliance retailers which will enable them to survive, grow and trade profitably under current highly competitive conditions.
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A theoretical and empirical supported discussion about the challenges regarding Women's Professional Soccer in the USA

Hellborg, Anna Maria January 2012 (has links)
This dissertation is a theoretical and empirical supported discussion about Women’s professional soccer (WPS) in the USA. The aim is to discuss the challenges to establish a professional soccer league for women. Questions of importance are what is the product, how is the product marketed, and who is the intended consumer. The material for the discussion is extracted from interviews with people who are or have been involved with the WPS. Other sources are material from the Internet that concerns or relates to the WPS as well as literature about marketing, product development and soccer in the US. The theory that’s mostly used is C Wright Mills ideas about individual and structure and also management and marketing models that are used to explain the material when it’s needed. Four areas are defined as the foundation, which correlates to each other. First what the discussion revolves around: the WPS. Then there’s the format of the WPS, which is franchise. Further, a sport franchise needs to be sellable to an audience. Therefore matters concerning product and marketing need to be addressed. These are the four principal areas that will be discussed, to begin with. Later in the discussion the question of gender arises. But equality between the sexes is not a prerequisite for the WPS, as the other four areas are, it’s mere a possible result. Therefore other theories than gender theories are in focus since the aim is to locate strengths, weaknesses and challenges for the league. With that said a gender perspective is present and will be explored at the end. The core discussion is turned towards the consumer and the target market. Do the management of the WPS actually know who is coming to the games? Do they know what these consumers want from the product? And if they don’t know this, they can’t know how to market the product.
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Fastighetsmäklarens marknadsföring av objektet : Objektannonsens utveckling / Real estate marketing : the advertisements development

Bakken, Emely January 2010 (has links)
<p><strong>Syfte: </strong>Syftet med denna uppsats är att utvärdera utvecklingen av objektannonser i mäklarbranschen genom tiden, vad gäller utformning av annonser och val av mediekanaler. Syftet är även att försöka utläsa om fastighetsmäklaren marknadsför objektet så som marknadsföringsteorin säger att man bör marknadsföra en produkt.</p><p><strong>Metod: </strong>Metoden som används är att samla primärdata genom att göra en jämförelse mellan objektannonser från år 1990 med objektannonser från år 2009. Därefter har primärdata samlats in med hjälp av kvalitativa intervjuer med fastighetsmäklare såväl som med experter som besitter stora kunskaper inom området. Sekundärdata som används är hämtad från litteratur och Internet. <em> </em></p><p><strong>Resultat & Slutsats: </strong>Uppsatsens resultat visar att dåtidens fastighetsmäklare inte hade tillräckliga marknadsföringskunskaper för att marknadsföra objektet. Utvecklingen har dock gått framåt och idag besitter de den kunskap som krävs för att marknadsföra ett objekt så som marknadsföringsteorin säger att man bör marknadsföra en produkt. Denna slutsats baseras på jämförelsen av annonser. Slutsatserna styrks ytterligare med hjälp av expertutlåtanden och av fastighetsmäklarna själva.</p><p><strong>Förslag till fortsatt forskning: </strong>Vad denna uppsats inte tar upp, men som skulle vara intressant att undersöka, är hur fastighetsmäklare använder dagstidningar för att marknadsföra sig själva och deras kontor. Det skulle även vara intressant att göra en jämförelse av objektannonser mellan olika länder, såsom USA och Sverige.</p><p><strong>Uppsatsens bidrag: </strong>Uppsatsen har bidragit till ett konstaterande att utvecklingen av fastighetsmäklarens marknadsföring av objekt har utvecklats på flera olika plan de senaste 19 åren.</p> / <p><strong>Aim: </strong>The purpose of this study is to evaluate the differences how gets on advertisements in the real estate industry and see how they have developed during the last 19 years when it comes to design an advertisement (layout) and media channel selection.</p><p>The purpose is also to try to understand if the real estate agents own think that they market the house in the best way in order to get the prospective buyer to buy.</p><p><strong>Method: </strong>To collect the primary data I will do a comparison between advertisements in 1990 and 2009. I have done qualitative interviews with real estate agents but also collect expert opinions from marketers which are well informed in advertising matters. I have collect secondary data from books, Internet and also from old and new newspapers.</p><p><strong>Result & conclusion: </strong>This study shows that the real estate agent two decades ago did not have enough knowledge of how to market a house. However, there has been a considerable progress since than. Today real estate agents have the necessary knowledge for marketing a house. The conclusions are based on the comparison of advertisements. Marketing experts and real estate agents confirm this conclusion.<strong> </strong></p><p><strong></strong><strong>Suggestion for future research: </strong>It would be interesting to investigate how real estate agents use newspaper advertising to market themselves and their offices. Furthermore, it would be interesting to make an comparison between advertising in two different countries, e.g. the US and Sweden.</p><p><strong>Contribution of the thesis: </strong>This study shows that the development of advertisement have advanced during the last 19 years. This can establish.</p>
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Ompositionering; en fallstudie av Norrvidden Fastigheter AB

Brandt, Robert, Karlsson, Peter January 2008 (has links)
<p>Bakgrund och syfte: Det är viktigt för ett företag idag att hitta en position på marknaden som fungerar i ett långsiktigt perspektiv. Dessutom gäller det för företaget att på ett tydligt sätt positionera sin produkt eller sitt varumärke i kundernas medvetande. Ett företag som inte är nöjd med positioneringen kan välja, eller är tvunget, att ompositionera.</p><p>Vi har studerat fastighetsföretaget Norrviddens arbete med ompositioneringar av två varumärken, galleriorna Flanör i Gävle och In: i Sundsvall. Syftet är att undersöka när och varför ett företag är i behov av att ompositionera sitt varumärke eller sin produkt samt att beskriva hur processen kan gå till. Huvudfrågorna uppsatsen behandlar är:</p><p>- Varför genomför ett företag en ompositionering av ett varumärke?</p><p>- Vilka strategier kan ett företag använda sig av vid en ompositionering?</p><p>- Hur kan en ompositioneringsprocess gå till?</p><p>Metod: Vi har gjort en fallstudie där vi har arbetat med ett induktivt angreppssätt med utgångspunkt i empirin. För att samla in data har vi gjort två kvalitativa intervjuer med dels Maria Davidson som är centrumledare på Flanör och dels Jan-Åke Eriksson som är shoppingansvarig på Norrvidden Fastigheter AB. Innan intervjuerna sammanställde vi relevanta teorier och modeller som ligger till grund för uppsatsen och de frågor vi ställde till intervjupersonerna.</p><p>Utifrån de data vi samlat in har vi gjort intressanta iakttagelser och försökt se samband med de modeller och teser som teoriavsnittet behandlar. I analys- och diskussionskapitlet presenterar vi våra tankar kring detta.</p><p>Förslag till fortsatt forskning: Organisation, ledarskap och beslutsfattande inom företag är inte vad denna uppsats primärt avser att behandla och fortsatta studier med fokus på någon av dessa delar skulle vara intressant. Det vore även intressant att följa upp arbetet med flanör efter färdigställandet, för att se hur Norrvidden lyckats med positioneringsarbetet.</p><p>Resultat: För att konkurrera på marknaden såg Norrvidden ompositioneringarna som ett måste. Flanör var väldigt nedgånget, kändes omodernt och var i behov av förnyelse. I Sundsvall byggde Norrvidden ihop två gallerior och blev då tvungna att arbeta fram ett helt nytt varumärke som skulle passa det nya konceptet.</p><p>För Flanör var positioneringsstrategin att förstärka sin position på marknaden genom att skapa en modernare och trendigare galleria. För In: var strategin att hitta en ny position på marknaden då man inte ville behålla det gamla som den tidigare gallerian Världshuset stod för.</p> / <p>Aim: On today´s market it´s important to find a position that is sustainable over time. To position a product or a brand in the mind of the consumers in a clear way is crucial. If a company is unsatisfied with their position, they can choose, or might be forced to, reposition the brand.</p><p>In this paper we have been studying how the real estate company Norrvidden is repositioning two of their brands, Flanör in Gävle and In: in Sundsvall. The purpose of this study is to explore when and why a company needs to reposition their brand or product, also what this process can look like. The main questions in this paper are:</p><p>- Why does a company reposition their brand?</p><p>- What strategies can be used to reposition the brand?</p><p>- What can a reposition process look like?</p><p>Method: We have used a case study which is based on the empirical information. To collect data we have interviewed two people at Norrvidden Fastigheter AB, Maria Davidson and Jan-Åke Eriksson. Before the interviews we gathered relevant theories and models which the questions is based on.</p><p>We have compared the empirical information with the theories and models to find possible connections and illuminate interesting observations. We present our thoughts concerning this in the final chapter; analyze and discussion.</p><p>Suggestions for future research:</p><p>Organization, leadership and the decision making process is not what we have been focusing on in this paper. We believe that this is something that varies between different companies and we suggest that future research within this subject would be interesting.</p><p>Results: Norrvidden saw the reposition of their brands as the only way to be able to compete on the market. Flanör was old fashioned and in need of renovation. In Sundsvall, Norrvidden brought two separate gallerias together and felt they had to come up with a new brand to fit the concept.</p><p>In Flanörs case the positioning strategy is to reinforce their position on the market by creating a modern and fashionable galleria. The strategy for In: is to find a new position on the market.</p>
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Ompositionering; en fallstudie av Norrvidden Fastigheter AB

Brandt, Robert, Karlsson, Peter January 2008 (has links)
Bakgrund och syfte: Det är viktigt för ett företag idag att hitta en position på marknaden som fungerar i ett långsiktigt perspektiv. Dessutom gäller det för företaget att på ett tydligt sätt positionera sin produkt eller sitt varumärke i kundernas medvetande. Ett företag som inte är nöjd med positioneringen kan välja, eller är tvunget, att ompositionera. Vi har studerat fastighetsföretaget Norrviddens arbete med ompositioneringar av två varumärken, galleriorna Flanör i Gävle och In: i Sundsvall. Syftet är att undersöka när och varför ett företag är i behov av att ompositionera sitt varumärke eller sin produkt samt att beskriva hur processen kan gå till. Huvudfrågorna uppsatsen behandlar är: - Varför genomför ett företag en ompositionering av ett varumärke? - Vilka strategier kan ett företag använda sig av vid en ompositionering? - Hur kan en ompositioneringsprocess gå till? Metod: Vi har gjort en fallstudie där vi har arbetat med ett induktivt angreppssätt med utgångspunkt i empirin. För att samla in data har vi gjort två kvalitativa intervjuer med dels Maria Davidson som är centrumledare på Flanör och dels Jan-Åke Eriksson som är shoppingansvarig på Norrvidden Fastigheter AB. Innan intervjuerna sammanställde vi relevanta teorier och modeller som ligger till grund för uppsatsen och de frågor vi ställde till intervjupersonerna. Utifrån de data vi samlat in har vi gjort intressanta iakttagelser och försökt se samband med de modeller och teser som teoriavsnittet behandlar. I analys- och diskussionskapitlet presenterar vi våra tankar kring detta. Förslag till fortsatt forskning: Organisation, ledarskap och beslutsfattande inom företag är inte vad denna uppsats primärt avser att behandla och fortsatta studier med fokus på någon av dessa delar skulle vara intressant. Det vore även intressant att följa upp arbetet med flanör efter färdigställandet, för att se hur Norrvidden lyckats med positioneringsarbetet. Resultat: För att konkurrera på marknaden såg Norrvidden ompositioneringarna som ett måste. Flanör var väldigt nedgånget, kändes omodernt och var i behov av förnyelse. I Sundsvall byggde Norrvidden ihop två gallerior och blev då tvungna att arbeta fram ett helt nytt varumärke som skulle passa det nya konceptet. För Flanör var positioneringsstrategin att förstärka sin position på marknaden genom att skapa en modernare och trendigare galleria. För In: var strategin att hitta en ny position på marknaden då man inte ville behålla det gamla som den tidigare gallerian Världshuset stod för. / Aim: On today´s market it´s important to find a position that is sustainable over time. To position a product or a brand in the mind of the consumers in a clear way is crucial. If a company is unsatisfied with their position, they can choose, or might be forced to, reposition the brand. In this paper we have been studying how the real estate company Norrvidden is repositioning two of their brands, Flanör in Gävle and In: in Sundsvall. The purpose of this study is to explore when and why a company needs to reposition their brand or product, also what this process can look like. The main questions in this paper are: - Why does a company reposition their brand? - What strategies can be used to reposition the brand? - What can a reposition process look like? Method: We have used a case study which is based on the empirical information. To collect data we have interviewed two people at Norrvidden Fastigheter AB, Maria Davidson and Jan-Åke Eriksson. Before the interviews we gathered relevant theories and models which the questions is based on. We have compared the empirical information with the theories and models to find possible connections and illuminate interesting observations. We present our thoughts concerning this in the final chapter; analyze and discussion. Suggestions for future research: Organization, leadership and the decision making process is not what we have been focusing on in this paper. We believe that this is something that varies between different companies and we suggest that future research within this subject would be interesting. Results: Norrvidden saw the reposition of their brands as the only way to be able to compete on the market. Flanör was old fashioned and in need of renovation. In Sundsvall, Norrvidden brought two separate gallerias together and felt they had to come up with a new brand to fit the concept. In Flanörs case the positioning strategy is to reinforce their position on the market by creating a modern and fashionable galleria. The strategy for In: is to find a new position on the market.
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The Positioning Strategy of China Self-owned Car Brands in the Chinese Market

Chen, Hongmi, Zhou, Ji January 2013 (has links)
The purpose of this thesis is to find a proper positioning strategy for China self-owned car brands in the Chinese market. For this purpose, the authors used the theory about brand positioning, target market and segmentation, brand image, differentiation and general positioning process. What’s more, the authors conducted a questionnaire research, studied the Geely acquisition case, and collected information from consumers’ perspectives to understand the current positioning situation of the Chinese automakers. In the methodology part, limitations of the quantitative and qualitative data are discussed, and the authors presented suggestions for further studies. After gathering empirical data, the authors analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of Chinese car, Geely and Volvo, introduced competitor’s performance to make clear the current situation of China self-owned car brands. From the analysis, the present brand image of Chinese car is low-price and bad-quality in the consumers’ mind. The authors tried to figure out a proper brand image for Chinese car to increase the market share in the domestic market. In conclusion, developing safe car of high quality and targeting the middle-class market is the optimal choice for current China self-owned car brands.

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