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A dissatisfied customer can often be mollified by .......... |
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prompt and courteous attention to his or her complaint or even an offer by the company to replace the item or provide some discount coupons toward future purchases |
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How did Micky D's fight the allegations that is was causing, obesity? |
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They had an global nutritionist who informed the media about how to eat Micky D's |
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How do you act with a activist group? |
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-work with groups who are more interested in solutions than getting publicity -Offer transparency. Activists who feel your not open aren't likely to keep dealing with you -Turn their suggestiong into action. Activists wants results |
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How DON'T you interact with an activist group? |
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-Get emotional when dealing with advocacy groups -Agree to work with anyone making threats -Expect immediate results. Working with adversaries takes patience establishing trust takes time. |
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Who are the organizations ambassadors? |
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company info about benefits should be written in ........... |
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should be written in plain english instead of legal terms |
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Why do companies engage in cause related marketing? |
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Companies in highly competitive fields where there are little differentiation between products or services often strive to stand out and enhance their rep. |
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what does cause related marketing mean? |
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A profit making company collabs with a non profit org to advance its cause and at the same time increase its own sales *Sometimes an org will create its own cause. |
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Tips for conducting own cause related marketing.............. |
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-Look for a cause related to your products or services or that exemplifies a product quality -Consider causes that appeal to your primary customers -Choose a charity that doesn't already have multiple sponsors -Choose a local org if the purpose is to build brand awareness for local franchises -Don't use cause related efforts as a tactic to salvage image after a major scandal; it usually backfires -Understand that association with a cause or nonprofit is long term commitment -Realize that additional budget must be spent to create public awareness and build brand recognition with the cause |
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What ways are sponsored events made popular? |
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-enhance the reputation and image of the sponsoring company through association - give product brands high visibility among key purchasing public's -provide a focal point for marketing efforts and sales campaigns -generate publicity and media coverage |
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is the donations of funds, products, and services to various causes. Ex. providing uniforms and equipment to a local Little League baseball team to a multi million dollar donation to a university for upgrading its programs in science and engineering departments. |
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the long term socially responsible contribution of dollars, volunteers, products, and expertise to a cause aligned with the strategic business goals of an organization |
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Benefits of strategic philanthropy are: |
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-strengthened reputation and brand recognition -increased media opportunities -improved community and government relations -facilitation of employee recruitment and retention -enhanced marketing -access to research and development -increased corporate profitability |
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