which of the fallowing is the best example of a business whose goal is to earn a profit?why?? a) community college B) American red cross c)boy scouts of America  d)apple

Why should you research the educational needs of your prospective meeting attendees?

How is a marketing-oriented firm different from a production-oriented firm or a sales-oriented firm? 1 - 2 paragraphs?

Have you ever bought a product that didn’t work as promised? Have you been disappointed in service at a bank, restaurant, department store, or discount house, or from an online merchant? Have you had ideas about how a company or organization could improve its image, service, or product? Remember that smart companies want to know what their customers think, especially if a product could be improvedYour Task. Select a product or service that has disappointed you. Write a claim letter requesting a refund, replacement, explanation, or whatever seems reasonable. For claims about food products, be sure to include bar code identification from the package, if possible. Y

Pick a company that you admire in your field of study health services management. What is this company's mission statement? How does their value proposition differentiate its company or products versus its competition? Compare their message with one of their competitors.

Create plan for a business administration student who has graduated with an associate degree by using the following steps  A mission statement A SWOT analysis A description of the target market(s) A brief outline of the marketing mix strategies—the product, pricing, distribution, and promotion strategies

What does it mean by conduct a preliminary review of, for example: literature, case studies, and news articles? Provide an example if possible

What are the objectives (the specific actions that must be completed) for the goals to be achieved for the smoking cessation program? The steps month by month to goal attainment.

Imagine that you are the owner of a small jewelry store. A customer leaves a family heirloom with you for cleaning. By mistake, a salesperson sells the ring to another customer. How would you handle the situation? Now, imagine that you were the customer who purchased the ring for your fiancé. When the owner calls you to tell you about the situation, what do you do?

Why might a sales budget that intentionally underestimates sales have a negative impact on the organization?