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the EmirIbrahimovic MKT35004 UnlockingiPhones 3222012 ASSIGNMENT#5PROMOTION A. Given needs and wants of your target market, what target market benefits should be exploited (emphasized) in your product/serviceadvertising?(Onetwobenefits) B.Createandutilizeamessage/SloganwhichyouwillutilizeinALL your promotionaltools.(Consistentmessage,onetwobenefits) C.Designandexplainoneofthefollowing:...

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the EmirIbrahimovic MKT35004 UnlockingiPhones 3222012 ASSIGNMENT#5PROMOTION A. Given needs and wants of your target market, what target market benefits should be exploited (emphasized) in your product/serviceadvertising?(Onetwobenefits) B.Createandutilizeamessage/SloganwhichyouwillutilizeinALL your promotionaltools.(Consistentmessage,onetwobenefits) C.Designandexplainoneofthefollowing: .NewspaperAD .Specificpaper(GRPress).Section(ADishousedin/Business)) .Days,Weeks.Sizeofad .Exposures:NumberoftimesADappears .Example.Twobenefits&Slogan.BrandName OR .MagazineAD .Specificpublication .Sizeofad .Weeks.NumberofExposures .Example.TwoBenefits&Slogan .BrandName D.Designandexplainoneofthefollowing: .Video/T.V.AD .Program .TimeofDay.#Exposures.Length .BrandName .Write Script/Copy for this AD which will include: Two Benefits&slogan OR .RadioAD. .RadioStation.Time.Days.#Exposures.Length .Writenarrativeforthescriptwhichwillinclude:TwoBenefits &Slogan..BrandName E.CreateaDirectMailPiece .Aletterorpostcard .Includeanameandaddress.BrandName .Twobenefits .Slogan .Offeranincentive .Timestipulation F.DesignaSalesPromotion. .Aprint,TVorradioad .Offeratimeorientedincentive.BrandName G.IdentifyandlistthePromotionalchangesyouwillmakeineachstage oftheProductLifeCycle. H.TurninBibliography. I.Onenewsource:Examples:competitorsAd,article regardingpromotioninyourindustryorchangesinthepromofield. J.Handinsourcepage(s). ** This2Pg.DocumentMustBeTurnedInWithAssignment(Lowergrade:B) Name___Product____Folder___ Onesource_____Bibliographypg______Sourcepg(s)_____ NotOutlined/UsedSubheadings_____FirstpersonNOTused____ BrandName___TwoBenefits&Slogan_____ CompletedALLsections____Receivedontime_____ MKTGrade____Writing______CombinedGrade_______ Comments: Emirs iPhone Repair provides Unlocked iPhones with a 1 year service warranty! If you experience any problems with your phone feel free to stop by and we will take a look at it for free! Emirs iPhone Repair is also know for its cheap prices and great value for the customers. Emirs iPhone Repair will use the following message to attract its potential customers, and this message will be used in all of the promotional tools. Dont waste your money on expensive phones; weve got the perfect fit for your budget. GrandRapidsNewspaper OneadonSundayinthediscountssectiontotargetthecustomersthatare lookingforgooddeals AlsooneonThursdayinthebusinesssection,totargetthebusinesspeople that may need a world phone, and this would be the day before their paycheck. thofthepage.Itwillbeenough Thesizeoftheadwouldtakeupabout1/5 thegrabtheattentionofthereaderanditwillalsosaveusmoneybynot havingtopayforanentirepagewhichisveryexpensive. Theadwouldappeareverysingleweek,thatwaytheyaremoreexposedto it. Dont waste your money on expensive phones; weve got the perfect fit for your budget. If you are looking for an iPhone that will work with any GSM carrier in the world then you have found the right place. Emirs iPhone Repair can provide you with an unlocked iPhone that will work with any SIM card in the world! Hours of Operation: 10 AM 10PM Open: Everyday Location: 3700 Rivertown Pkwy SW Telephone: (616)-1UNLOCK RadioStation=105.3HotFM Days=Everyday Time=7AM9AM #ofExposures=8total,oneevery15minuteswithinthe2hourframe. Length=25seconds Sick of buying a new phone every time you visit a new country? Sick of transferring your contacts everytime you buy a new phone? Well what if you could carry around just one phone every country that you visit! Not to mention what if you could use that phone as a mp3 player! Well now you can! Introducing the Unlocked iPhone. Dont waste your money on expensive phones; weve got the perfect fit for your budget. Stop by Emirs iPhone Repair located in the Rivertown mall. - Postcard EmirsiPhoneRepair 3700RivertownPkwy SWGrandville,MI49418 (616)1UNLOCK Unlock any iPhone for international use Dont waste your money on expensive phones; weve got the perfect fit for your budget. Provide iPhones with international coverage at low prices! Includes a built in MP3 player Expires May 30, 2012 10 % OFF (Includes anything within the store) ComeingetyourUnlockediPhonebytheendofthedayandyouwill receiveafreecaseandasecondchargerforyouphone!Youwillalso receivean18monthwarrantyovertheregular12monthwarranty! BrandName=AppleUnlockediPhone+iPhoneCaseandUSBcharger offeredasfreeincentive Thiswillbepartofaradioadsothatpeoplecanhearitinthemorningand rushovertothestorebytheendoftheday!Itwillalsobelesscostlythisway overaTVad. Intro OneadpostedonCraigslist Growth ContinuetopostonCraigslist GrandRapidsPressSundaynewspaperinthediscountsection TheAdvanceNewspaper 105.3HOTFMRadioCommercials.7am9am(Oneevery15min) PersonalWebsite Mature ContinuetopostonCraigslist GrandRapidsPressThursdays&Sundaysinthediscountsandbusinesssections. 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