By the book:
Marketing is the process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, services, organizations, and events to create and maintain relationships that will satisfy individual and organizational objectives.
My definition:
Marketing is the planning and executing of conception, production, pricing, advertising, distributing of goods, services, events, people and ideas in ways that will maintain mutually beneficial relationships.
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Monday, February 11, 2008
Assignment: Re; Golden Krust Greatest Marketing Era and its Greatest Product.
(1) The Production Era stands out as the greatest Marketing Era for Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery and Grill.
(2) Production is what drives this business. They produce a variety of fine edibles, such as; whole wheat bread, white bread, buns, bulla cakes, birthday cakes, patties, etc. Golden krust's products are a favorite in whichever community a franchise is established. There is an extensive breakfast menu, consisting of; porridges, codfish dishes, vegetables, meats green bananas, etc. The lunch menu is much more exciting. You can get; oxtail, curried goat, an assortment of chicken and fish dishes, soups and patties are available from breakfast time to suppertime.
People of all demographic groups patronize its products in a sort of die-hearted manner, hence the need for significant production emphasis. To date, there are over one hundred and twenty restaurant franchises in eight States in the USA and growing. Each restaurant is supplied at least four times weekly with an assortment of baked products.
(3) The product which was is and seem as though it will continue to be the greatest is the 'patty'. The patty is a tasty turn over which is filled with deliciously cooked beef, chicken, shrimp, soy, fish, currants or vegetables. There three beef choices and two chicken. The plain krust is also available. The 'patty' is a complete meal by itself and because of the variety available, it started out and remains the number one item of choice, and the most heavily produced.
(2) Production is what drives this business. They produce a variety of fine edibles, such as; whole wheat bread, white bread, buns, bulla cakes, birthday cakes, patties, etc. Golden krust's products are a favorite in whichever community a franchise is established. There is an extensive breakfast menu, consisting of; porridges, codfish dishes, vegetables, meats green bananas, etc. The lunch menu is much more exciting. You can get; oxtail, curried goat, an assortment of chicken and fish dishes, soups and patties are available from breakfast time to suppertime.
People of all demographic groups patronize its products in a sort of die-hearted manner, hence the need for significant production emphasis. To date, there are over one hundred and twenty restaurant franchises in eight States in the USA and growing. Each restaurant is supplied at least four times weekly with an assortment of baked products.
(3) The product which was is and seem as though it will continue to be the greatest is the 'patty'. The patty is a tasty turn over which is filled with deliciously cooked beef, chicken, shrimp, soy, fish, currants or vegetables. There three beef choices and two chicken. The plain krust is also available. The 'patty' is a complete meal by itself and because of the variety available, it started out and remains the number one item of choice, and the most heavily produced.
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Wagoner says GM wants to testdriverless vehicles by 2015 and put them on the road by 2018
This is a bold conception for GMC. Why not? There are pilotless planes in the sky. What if the Japanese or the Europeans do this by 2012? The technology to do this is here already so GMC should move fast or risk loosing that future MARKET.
Monday, February 4, 2008
In October 2004, the two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding.
That initial signing was the first step. Money transfer service is popular business. The more competition, the better the service.
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