Select a popular product or a company in KSA that you are familiar with. Apply Porter's Competitive Forces Model to that product and/or company

You are the (The restaurant connected room system) seller, you need to sell and promote this system to the restaurant. Based on your innovative system, prepare a business plan as below:  *Please choosen Data-driven model as your business model Who is your specific targeted potential customer? What is the platform to promote/sell? How do you reach you potential customer? Who are your competitors and what are their weaknesses?

Manufacturers and distributors implore you, as the chief buyer for a major supermarket chain, to carry their newest products. There are dozens of brand-new offerings every week. These products are often introduced through widespread marketing efforts or special offers from retailers. To create way for new products, existing ones must be reduced or eliminated. You and the IT department should work together to develop a marketing MIS that can predict how stock adjustments will affect profits. What recommendations do you have for the IS group as they plan the architecture of this system?

Explain how adverse selection leads to market failure. Give a hypothetical example/situation. DO NOT COPY FROM OTHER SOURCES. MAKE YOUR OWN ANSWER FOR UPVOTE. OTHERWISE DOWNVOTE

You are the marketing director for a minor league baseball team, and (not unlike a certain major league baseball team in this city) you are interested in ways to increase attendance.You think that attendance is likely driven by several factors, including how competitive the team is, the weather, and certain price promotions which are offered periodically throughout the season  (e.g., ‘Buck Night’, where all parking, hot dogs and soft drinks are only $1). Based on data from several prior seasons, you estimate the following regression model for attendance: attend= 1000 + 10,000 win% + 1500 sun + 1200 sun*promo  where, attend = attendance in number or patronswin% = team’s winning percentage (a measure of how competitive they are)sun = 1 if the weather is sunny, 0 elsepromo = 1 if the game offered a price promotion, 0 else. a) Draw a graph of the relationship between attendance and the team’s winning percentage, for the case when there is a price promotion on a sunny night.  Also, graph…

After a targeted segment of kids under twelve was chosen by a sugar cookie company, the company decided on its marketing mix to that segment. When deciding on a price strategy for its cookies, what questions should the company ask ?   a. where does your segment look for or shop for your product? b. What do you want your segment to remember about your product ? c. How much is  expensive or too cheap?

1. Is the Pegasus Airlines established a customer value relationship? If yes, how do they establish? If no, what was the problem of the Pegasus Airlines? In addition, however, whether or not the Pegasus Airlines were able to establish customer relationship or not you are required to formulate a Marketing Activities/Plan for the Pegasus Airlines. The Management of Pegasus Airlines is asking you, further, to provide framework of your designed Marketing Activities/Plans.

Specify the dimensions and detail yourself as a target market for a selected product. Use 4Ps and SWOT analysis.

Pepsi AM (1980) is a products that failed when they were introduced to the market. Research on it and present a report.

Which of the following most likely represents the reason firms attempt to implement sound marketing principles (i.e., the process of creating, distributing, promoting, and pricing goods and services) as part of their overall strategic direction? In other words, sound marketing techniques: Help the firm explain to potential customers A why they must charge such high prices. Help the firm lower their transportation B costs. Help the firm facilitate satisfying exchanges with their most valued customers, which in turn, promotes long term profitable relationships with this same group. Help the firm develop more effective D advertising campaigns.