UNIT 3 P1 ALDI Business Objective Aldi believes that customers want something of good quality from their money instead of misleading quality. Aldi’s business objectives are to provide their customers with high quality products which are the same but cheaper than other brands products also they make sure that these products are kept at a reasonable price so that they do not lose customers. Aldi can achieve their objective if their prices are kept at a minimum instead of being average or high
of Business Education BTEC First in Business Assignment Briefing Document Unit 3: Financial forecasting for business Issued: Deadline: The tasks relating to your QE Enterprise Business need to be completed as part of your Unit 17 group work and deadlines will be set separately. INSTRUCTIONS FOR LEARNERS 1. Your teacher(s) will tell you how long you have to complete the assignment and the
[pic] Unit 3: Introduction to Marketing P1: part 1 Draft/version: B Tutor: W. N. van Gaasbeek Student: Nicky van der Zijde Class: IBS 1B Date: 17 september 2014 |Growth- and Survival strategy: |Ferrari |Skoda | |Market Penetration |Ferrari’s deliveries in Great Britain went |Skoda has a market share of 3,10 per
Growth strategies Growth strategies are the most commonly known tactics readily available for developing a profitable business. The particular expansion method consists of some distinct parts. Market penetration- It is each time a current market will be a small grouping of present consumers whom may perhaps obtain a present merchandise, when you are usually building a game for a particular games console you recognize of which solely people who have of which gaming system might purchase the
Health and Social Unit 4 (P1) I am going to talk about hazards in a nursery and how people can be at risk. What are the hazards? | How can they be a risk? | Who does it effect? | Wet floor | People getting hurt, bones getting broken. | Children can easily fall over even if they aren’t running over the wet floor. To prevent this there should be warning signs before the wet floor. For example “caution wet floor alert” The care workers are also at risk because they can
Small business advisor Nationwide 14-Chaseside Southgate London N14 5RJ 30/09/2013 020-363-5320 David Johnstone 95-97 Dyke Road Brighton BNI 3JE Reference Business Start-up-Tin Drum Dear David, Following our meeting on 30/09/2013 concerning the start-up of your business ‘Tin Drum’ please find the attached information. I do hope the meeting met with your requirements and I look forward to meeting with you again to discuss your business needs. As agreed I have forwarded
What is a hazard and a risk? A hazard is something that can cause any sort of harm to someone, for example: electricity, chemicals, liquid on the floor, dirty equipment or noise. A risk is how high or low the chance is of the hazard actually haring someone. Setting and service user The setting which I am choosing to identify hazards is in a nursery for children aged 2-4 years old. This is because I am familiar with this particular setting as I completed two weeks of work experience at a nursery
Assessment activity 2.1 P1: describe recruitment documentation in a selected organisation. Human resource: is the department that does all the recruitment for a business. Basically all the employees are the human resource for a business. It is very important to recruit good employees for the well-being of the business. Besides employing it sets up day to day goals for the organisation. Recruitment of employees: This is the most important role of the Human resource. This role is very critical
Ansoff Matrix The Ansoff matrix is a marketing planning tool that helps a business determine its product and market growth strategy, so that they can become a better company. Ansoff's product/market growth matrix says that a business needs to grow depending on whether the market they are going to explore is new or if they are going to use existing products in new or existing markets. Market penetration This is a strategy that makes a business focus on selling their existing products into
P1: Describe how marketing techniques are used to market products in two organisations I am working as a marketing assistant for enterprise Bradford for the new scheme that is called Bradford kick-start which the Bradford council are running. The aim of this scheme is to help the local people set up their own businesses by providing support, through experienced and enthusiastic business counsellors, as the marketing assistant I will be asked to evaluate the marketing activities of two companies