Final Strategic Plan Melita Dillard Integrated Business Topics/475 January 20, 2014 Professor Brian Duhart Introduction The beginning of a business requires lots of research to develop unique techniques to increase the consumer base and put the company in a class by their selves. It is important for every business to create a strategic plan and the SWOTT analysis is vital with guiding the direction of the business plan. When creating a business plan one must have a vision, mission, and values that are tied to the plan to show what the business stands for. Bakery Delight Café is a place where consumers can come to enjoy and relax before and after work. The staff at Bakery Delight Café is committed to provide superior service at a reasonable
But consumers aren't helping their fellow countryman earn his own living by buying these imported items. Consumers are giving their hard-earned money to Walmart to go back to China to buy more items. (Smith & Young, 2004). Walmart has created new jobs for people when they open new stores, but they are underpaid jobs. Many of the positions are part-time, therefore, they are positions without benefits.
Advertising is a large part of Target’s marketing management. The retail stores sell a large variety of high quality items at lower prices than the competitors, therefore, selling more products. Target’s marketing team is constantly re-evaluating the products sold to assure that their customers stay satisfied with the items that are in stock. To guarantee that customers stay completely satisfied, Target will special order items if requested by a customer. To continue to be the largest retail store, Target has to make sure that their prices are the lowest and that the products they sell meet all of the wants and needs of each customer.
Establishing an annual Buy Nothing Day punishes everyone for the few idiots’ problems. Not everyone has a problem with consumerism. Creating a day that ‘helps’ people tackle their overconsumption problems only helps a minority of the population. And overall, it is not the governments’ job to monitor citizens’ personal problems.
This group also could devise customer surveys, read trade journals, and observe the fashions of those working and those attending school customers. The company also can provide feedback from customers concerning for the products, surveys, or onsite questionnaires. I also think any managers can create a program in which employees can monitor customer needs and help managers to create a effective and efficient customer environment. On the other hand, the employees can be more closer to the customers when they thank them for their purchases at the store and invite them to cam back for a new one. The customers need to feel they are welcome in any time in the store and find everything they want or need in friendly
It merely reflects what the audience wants or views as important. Pluralists also argue that concentration of ownership is a product of economic rationality rather than political or sinister motives. It is driven by the need to keep costs low and to maximise profits. Globalisation too results from the need to find new audiences rather than from cultural imperialism. Pluralists argue that it is practically impossible for owners to interfere with the content of newspapers and television programmes because their businesses are economically far too complex for them to regularly interfere in the day-to-day running or the content.
Therefore, the end does not justify the means. The fact that the individual bought the computer (the ends) does not justify the fact that they stole the money (the means). If an individual saves up money for months in order to buy a new computer in an ethical way, i.e. obtaining a job, etc., and buys the new computer with it, the end in this situation is justified because the individual purchased the computer with their own money thereby making the end justify the means. In conclusion, the method of means which violate our morals cannot validate the end
In the end, the free economic system can fulfill almost everyone's needs and wants, while ensuring profit for everyone. A free economic system discourages judgment based on race, creed, color or political affiliation. A company that refused to sell its products to certain types of people or refused to hire or do business with certain groups would face higher costs than
I purchase coveted limited-edition items and post my listings until the other EBay sellers have ran out of stock. Since I do not have the need to sell my items right away, I am able to control the selling price of the items and this makes me maximum profit. Moving on, Weber also mentioned how people with no property had only their labor to offer in exchange for goods, putting the needs of the deprived in the hands of the wealthy, yet again (162). Finally, it is important to note that Weber does not look at class structure as upper, middle, lower, and so forth. Instead, he focuses on the ownership of property and most importantly, how people use it as a tool to get to the top and have jurisdiction over the markets, and thus over the poor.
(3) Zara spends little money on advertising, for instance their advertising costs are equivalent to 10% of competitors’ expenditure. Zara applied a different promotion of the brand- making its stores more visible and appealing to the customers, which is crucial to the success of the business. Before they open a new store, they make an extensive market research, which is focused on prestige locations, remarkable building, layout and decors. (4) Zara is not producing a high quantity of clothes, but prefers fewer