This document discusses a study on the effects of advertising on consumer buying behavior conducted by the Indian Institute of Planning & Management in 2014. It focuses on three footwear brands - Khadims, Bata, and Sreeleathers. The study involved collecting primary data through a questionnaire to understand consumer perceptions and reactions to advertisements of the three brands. It provides background information on each brand's history, products, sales, and competitors. The findings section analyzes the questionnaire responses regarding aspects like ad recall, liking, description of products in ads, taglines, purchase assurance, targeting of target customers, and improvements needed. The conclusion and recommendations aim to help the brands enhance their advertising effectiveness.
This document summarizes a study on consumer behavior towards Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate conducted by Rajeev Kumar and submitted to his college. It acknowledges the supervision of his professor, Mrs. Mandira Roychoudhary, and thanks those who provided guidance and feedback during the project. The executive summary outlines that the study examines Cadbury's history and marketing strategies for Dairy Milk, including research methodology, positioning, target markets, and conclusions. It also provides an index of topics to be covered in each chapter of the full report.
A Study on Brand Loyality towards Bata India Ltd.RAVI SINGH
THIS IS THE PROJECT REPORT IS MADE UP BY COLLECTING ALL INFORMATION ABOUT COMPANY IN THIS MANY PEOPLE REVIEW IS PUT UP PIE CHART DIGRAM IS GIVEN AND ALSO INFORMATION ABOUT BATA THAT WHICH PRODUCT THAT THEY ARE SERVING TO THER POTENTIAL CUSTOMER THIS PROJECTS TALK ABOUT WHY CUSTOMERS CHOSING BRAN BATA AND IF NOT THAN WHY...
The document discusses brand awareness and provides information about Dukes brand. It includes:
1) An introduction to the need for the study to understand the market situation and consumer preferences to help establish the Dukes brand as market leader.
2) Details on the methodology used for the study, including primary and secondary data collection methods, sample size, and statistical analysis tools.
3) An industry profile on the biscuit market in India and a company profile on Ravi Foods Pvt. Ltd., the manufacturer of Dukes brand biscuits and confectionaries.
4) Information on the Dukes brand portfolio, distribution network, and organizational structure.
This document outlines the typical structure and components of a summer internship project report. It includes sections like the cover page, certificates, acknowledgements, table of contents, executive summary, introduction, company profile, objectives, methodology, analysis, findings, conclusion, recommendations, limitations, learning achieved, and bibliography. For each section, it provides brief descriptions and examples of the expected content and formatting. The overall purpose is to provide guidance to students on how to organize and present the various elements of their internship report.
This document is a project report submitted by Sonu Kumar for their MBA program. The report focuses on the distribution strategy of Pepsi in Hajipur, Bihar. It includes an introduction to PepsiCo and its business segments. The report also provides profiles of Pepsi's bottling partners in India - Varun Beverages Ltd and Jaipuria Group. It then covers the research methodology used, data analysis from retailers and distributors, a SWOT analysis, conclusions and recommendations. The overall aim of the report is to analyze Pepsi's distribution strategy and identify opportunities to increase their market share in the region.
This document provides an overview of Bajaj Finserv Ltd, including:
- Bajaj Finserv was formed in 2007 as a result of the demerger of financial services businesses from Bajaj Auto Ltd.
- It operates in lending through Bajaj Finance Ltd, insurance through joint ventures with Allianz, and wealth management.
- The Bajaj Group was founded in 1926 by industrialist and freedom fighter Jamnalal Bajaj. Under his leadership, the group grew significantly and he advocated for Gandhi's principles and self-reliance through khadi.
- Bajaj Finserv aims to provide a wide range of financial products and services through its
Marketing Activities & Customer Response for HyperCity, Pune.
To find out Customer Buying Behavior.
To find out Customer Satisfaction with HyperCity.
To find out product availability in store by customers response.
To find out shopping experience in store.
This document summarizes a study on consumer behavior towards Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate conducted by Rajeev Kumar and submitted to his college. It acknowledges the supervision of his professor, Mrs. Mandira Roychoudhary, and thanks those who provided guidance and feedback during the project. The executive summary outlines that the study examines Cadbury's history and marketing strategies for Dairy Milk, including research methodology, positioning, target markets, and conclusions. It also provides an index of topics to be covered in each chapter of the full report.
A Study on Brand Loyality towards Bata India Ltd.RAVI SINGH
THIS IS THE PROJECT REPORT IS MADE UP BY COLLECTING ALL INFORMATION ABOUT COMPANY IN THIS MANY PEOPLE REVIEW IS PUT UP PIE CHART DIGRAM IS GIVEN AND ALSO INFORMATION ABOUT BATA THAT WHICH PRODUCT THAT THEY ARE SERVING TO THER POTENTIAL CUSTOMER THIS PROJECTS TALK ABOUT WHY CUSTOMERS CHOSING BRAN BATA AND IF NOT THAN WHY...
The document discusses brand awareness and provides information about Dukes brand. It includes:
1) An introduction to the need for the study to understand the market situation and consumer preferences to help establish the Dukes brand as market leader.
2) Details on the methodology used for the study, including primary and secondary data collection methods, sample size, and statistical analysis tools.
3) An industry profile on the biscuit market in India and a company profile on Ravi Foods Pvt. Ltd., the manufacturer of Dukes brand biscuits and confectionaries.
4) Information on the Dukes brand portfolio, distribution network, and organizational structure.
This document outlines the typical structure and components of a summer internship project report. It includes sections like the cover page, certificates, acknowledgements, table of contents, executive summary, introduction, company profile, objectives, methodology, analysis, findings, conclusion, recommendations, limitations, learning achieved, and bibliography. For each section, it provides brief descriptions and examples of the expected content and formatting. The overall purpose is to provide guidance to students on how to organize and present the various elements of their internship report.
This document is a project report submitted by Sonu Kumar for their MBA program. The report focuses on the distribution strategy of Pepsi in Hajipur, Bihar. It includes an introduction to PepsiCo and its business segments. The report also provides profiles of Pepsi's bottling partners in India - Varun Beverages Ltd and Jaipuria Group. It then covers the research methodology used, data analysis from retailers and distributors, a SWOT analysis, conclusions and recommendations. The overall aim of the report is to analyze Pepsi's distribution strategy and identify opportunities to increase their market share in the region.
This document provides an overview of Bajaj Finserv Ltd, including:
- Bajaj Finserv was formed in 2007 as a result of the demerger of financial services businesses from Bajaj Auto Ltd.
- It operates in lending through Bajaj Finance Ltd, insurance through joint ventures with Allianz, and wealth management.
- The Bajaj Group was founded in 1926 by industrialist and freedom fighter Jamnalal Bajaj. Under his leadership, the group grew significantly and he advocated for Gandhi's principles and self-reliance through khadi.
- Bajaj Finserv aims to provide a wide range of financial products and services through its
Marketing Activities & Customer Response for HyperCity, Pune.
To find out Customer Buying Behavior.
To find out Customer Satisfaction with HyperCity.
To find out product availability in store by customers response.
To find out shopping experience in store.
This document outlines the structure and content for a sample marketing management project. It includes sections on the cover page, index, introduction, competitors, product details, pricing, packaging, distribution, promotion, findings, conclusion, and appendices. The project aims to provide students a template to develop a marketing plan for a selected product, modify it with their own creativity, and demonstrate their understanding of key marketing concepts. It guides students through developing various elements of the marketing mix and product details over 24-30 pages.
Final project report on max life insurance 2Student
This document is a project report submitted by Rohit Kumar Pandey for his MBA degree. The project focuses on product promotion of Max Life Insurance. It includes an introduction to life insurance and Max Life Insurance, research methodology, data analysis, findings, and recommendations. The objective is to identify areas to improve Max Life's performance and study consumer perception of the company. The document provides background information on life insurance classification, policies, and the insurance industry in India before discussing the research conducted.
The document provides a history and background of Britannia, one of India's largest biscuit companies. It details how Britannia was founded in 1892 in Kolkata with an initial investment of Rs. 295. Over the decades, Britannia mechanized its operations, received government contracts during WWII, diversified its product portfolio, and grew to become a top food brand in India through innovative marketing campaigns. Britannia remains an iconic Indian brand over a century after its founding, having expanded its product lines and grown its market share through strategic acquisitions and joint ventures.
This document provides an overview of the insurance industry in India and the entrance of private players. It discusses the history of insurance regulation in India and the key reforms in 2000 that allowed private companies to enter the life insurance sector. It then lists the 11 major private life insurance companies currently operating in India, including their ownership structures and investors. The private insurers have increased competition in the sector and helped expand insurance coverage compared to when only the state-owned LIC previously dominated.
This document provides an overview of advertising effectiveness and the soft drink industry in India. It discusses the objectives and methodology of studying advertising effectiveness, including testing advertisements before and after launch. It also profiles the major players in the Indian soft drink industry, Coca-Cola and Pepsi, and describes their competitive strategies and branding of products like Thums Up and Miranda. The cola war between Pepsi and Coca-Cola in India is discussed in terms of their aggressive marketing approaches to capture market share.
This document provides an introduction and project report on the marketing strategy of Reliance Jio. It includes sections on the declaration, acknowledgements, preface, executive summary, table of contents, and an introduction to marketing strategy and how strategies are developed. The introduction discusses categorizing marketing strategies based on market dominance and outlines early concepts in marketing strategy such as Borden's marketing mix and Smith's differentiation and segmentation strategies.
Britannia aims to dominate India's food and beverage market with tasty yet healthy products, making every Indian a Britannia consumer. Its vision is operational effectiveness through consolidating operations and reducing waste to build new capabilities and innovation. Its strategic objectives are to enter the ready-to-eat food category within a year and focus on increasing consumption frequency and base. Financially, it aims for 20% market share in ready-to-eat foods within two years of launch.
This document is a project report submitted by Janvhi Sahni to fulfill the requirements for a BBA degree. The report examines the consumer perception and buying behavior of products from Apple Art Press Pvt. Ltd. It includes an acknowledgement, certificate, executive summary, and table of contents. The objectives are to analyze customer satisfaction, determine Apple Art's market share, identify strengths and weaknesses, and understand customer expectations. The literature review covers topics like consumer perception, purchase behavior, brand preference, and factors influencing choices.
All about the Bajaj Finserv, BOD's, Loan Procedure, scope Of study, Need of study, Vision and Mission, Organisational structure, product, all about EMI card of Bajaj finserv, CBC
This document is a project report on consumer behavior regarding various branded shoes. It includes an introduction, objectives of the research, research methodology, limitations of the study, company profiles, data analysis and interpretation, suggestions and conclusions, annexure and bibliography. The research aims to understand consumer preferences between different branded shoes like Reebok, Nike and Adidas. A sample size of 50 respondents was selected from Ludhiana through random sampling and primary data was collected using questionnaires and interviews. The report provides insights into consumer decision making factors and brand perceptions.
project report on aditya birla mutual funds AMC topic marketing of mutual fun...robin7017
The document provides information about Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund, including its history, vision, values, personnel processes, welfare activities, products and services offered, and quality control measures. Some key points:
- Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund is a joint venture between Aditya Birla Group and Sun Life Financial Services of Canada established in 1994.
- It recruits through both internal and external sources and selects candidates through a selection process involving different levels of management.
- It offers employees training and development programs and engages in welfare activities focused on healthcare, education, and community development.
- The fund provides services like wealth management and offers various equity, debt,
This document provides an overview of a project report on consumer behavior submitted for a Master's degree. It includes an acknowledgements section thanking those who helped with the project. The executive summary outlines that the purpose was to understand buyer behavior and satisfaction towards Hindustan Times newspaper in Chandigarh related to price, quality, availability and expectations. The study used a questionnaire to collect information from Chandigarh residents and analyzed the data to understand brand awareness and customer preferences to help the company better target customers.
The document provides information about a group project on Bata India Ltd. It includes the group members, company guide, and brief histories of Bata India and its business segments. It describes Bata India as the largest footwear retailer and manufacturer in India, incorporated in 1931. It initially operated as a small unit and has since expanded its retail and wholesale networks across the country.
This document lists 103 potential MBA project topics covering a wide range of industries including pharmaceuticals, telecom, automotive, banking, FMCG, retail, and more. The topics focus on various areas such as market analysis, marketing strategies, consumer behavior, branding, HR practices, and industry overviews. Project types include market research, comparative studies, performance analyses, and strategy evaluations.
This document provides a 3-page summary of a student's summer internship report for Aditya Birla Capital on studying the investment habits of individual Indian investors. It includes a declaration by the student, Arnab Sahoo, an executive summary of the 8-week internship analyzing survey data and client meetings, and an acknowledgements section thanking those who supported the project. The table of contents previews that the report will cover the insurance industry and company profiles, product summaries, analysis of investment habits through surveys and case studies, and conclusions/recommendations.
This document provides an introduction and synopsis for a study on customer relationship management (CRM) practices at Big Bazaar, an Indian retail chain. The study aims to examine CRM implementation and customer experiences at Big Bazaar stores. It will analyze how customers learn about Big Bazaar, why they choose to shop there, and identify factors that influence their purchasing decisions. Key aspects of retail operations that will be assessed include front-end operations, store layout, visual merchandising, and CRM. The findings will provide recommendations to help Big Bazaar improve goals achievement and profitability.
Haldiram's is a leading Indian snack food company established in 1941 in Bikaner, Rajasthan. It offers a wide range of Indian snacks, sweets, and other food products. Namkeens contribute close to 60% of Haldiram's total revenues and are its main product focus. The company sources high quality raw materials from across India and customizes its products to suit different regional tastes. Haldiram's holds various quality certifications and has received several awards for its food products.
A project report on a study on the impact of marketing startegies on the buyi...NikhilMhatre32
The document provides an overview of the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry in India, focusing on the biscuit market. It notes that India is the third largest producer of biscuits globally. The Indian biscuit market was worth $3.9 billion in 2016 and is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 11.27% to reach $7.25 billion by 2022, driven by factors like increasing incomes, shift to premium biscuits, and growing health awareness.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This webcast discusses continuous communication before, during, and after disasters. It covers setting up reliable and cost-effective communication redundancy using Cisco Call Manager clustering and SRST for branch offices. The webcast also explains how to deploy E911 services, enable remote work during emergencies using Cisco Mobility Manager, and migrate systems gradually using Cisco technologies to integrate with existing systems. The webcast can be found on Cisco's website and is important because communication is crucial in all situations, especially disasters.
This document outlines the structure and content for a sample marketing management project. It includes sections on the cover page, index, introduction, competitors, product details, pricing, packaging, distribution, promotion, findings, conclusion, and appendices. The project aims to provide students a template to develop a marketing plan for a selected product, modify it with their own creativity, and demonstrate their understanding of key marketing concepts. It guides students through developing various elements of the marketing mix and product details over 24-30 pages.
Final project report on max life insurance 2Student
This document is a project report submitted by Rohit Kumar Pandey for his MBA degree. The project focuses on product promotion of Max Life Insurance. It includes an introduction to life insurance and Max Life Insurance, research methodology, data analysis, findings, and recommendations. The objective is to identify areas to improve Max Life's performance and study consumer perception of the company. The document provides background information on life insurance classification, policies, and the insurance industry in India before discussing the research conducted.
The document provides a history and background of Britannia, one of India's largest biscuit companies. It details how Britannia was founded in 1892 in Kolkata with an initial investment of Rs. 295. Over the decades, Britannia mechanized its operations, received government contracts during WWII, diversified its product portfolio, and grew to become a top food brand in India through innovative marketing campaigns. Britannia remains an iconic Indian brand over a century after its founding, having expanded its product lines and grown its market share through strategic acquisitions and joint ventures.
This document provides an overview of the insurance industry in India and the entrance of private players. It discusses the history of insurance regulation in India and the key reforms in 2000 that allowed private companies to enter the life insurance sector. It then lists the 11 major private life insurance companies currently operating in India, including their ownership structures and investors. The private insurers have increased competition in the sector and helped expand insurance coverage compared to when only the state-owned LIC previously dominated.
This document provides an overview of advertising effectiveness and the soft drink industry in India. It discusses the objectives and methodology of studying advertising effectiveness, including testing advertisements before and after launch. It also profiles the major players in the Indian soft drink industry, Coca-Cola and Pepsi, and describes their competitive strategies and branding of products like Thums Up and Miranda. The cola war between Pepsi and Coca-Cola in India is discussed in terms of their aggressive marketing approaches to capture market share.
This document provides an introduction and project report on the marketing strategy of Reliance Jio. It includes sections on the declaration, acknowledgements, preface, executive summary, table of contents, and an introduction to marketing strategy and how strategies are developed. The introduction discusses categorizing marketing strategies based on market dominance and outlines early concepts in marketing strategy such as Borden's marketing mix and Smith's differentiation and segmentation strategies.
Britannia aims to dominate India's food and beverage market with tasty yet healthy products, making every Indian a Britannia consumer. Its vision is operational effectiveness through consolidating operations and reducing waste to build new capabilities and innovation. Its strategic objectives are to enter the ready-to-eat food category within a year and focus on increasing consumption frequency and base. Financially, it aims for 20% market share in ready-to-eat foods within two years of launch.
This document is a project report submitted by Janvhi Sahni to fulfill the requirements for a BBA degree. The report examines the consumer perception and buying behavior of products from Apple Art Press Pvt. Ltd. It includes an acknowledgement, certificate, executive summary, and table of contents. The objectives are to analyze customer satisfaction, determine Apple Art's market share, identify strengths and weaknesses, and understand customer expectations. The literature review covers topics like consumer perception, purchase behavior, brand preference, and factors influencing choices.
All about the Bajaj Finserv, BOD's, Loan Procedure, scope Of study, Need of study, Vision and Mission, Organisational structure, product, all about EMI card of Bajaj finserv, CBC
This document is a project report on consumer behavior regarding various branded shoes. It includes an introduction, objectives of the research, research methodology, limitations of the study, company profiles, data analysis and interpretation, suggestions and conclusions, annexure and bibliography. The research aims to understand consumer preferences between different branded shoes like Reebok, Nike and Adidas. A sample size of 50 respondents was selected from Ludhiana through random sampling and primary data was collected using questionnaires and interviews. The report provides insights into consumer decision making factors and brand perceptions.
project report on aditya birla mutual funds AMC topic marketing of mutual fun...robin7017
The document provides information about Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund, including its history, vision, values, personnel processes, welfare activities, products and services offered, and quality control measures. Some key points:
- Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund is a joint venture between Aditya Birla Group and Sun Life Financial Services of Canada established in 1994.
- It recruits through both internal and external sources and selects candidates through a selection process involving different levels of management.
- It offers employees training and development programs and engages in welfare activities focused on healthcare, education, and community development.
- The fund provides services like wealth management and offers various equity, debt,
This document provides an overview of a project report on consumer behavior submitted for a Master's degree. It includes an acknowledgements section thanking those who helped with the project. The executive summary outlines that the purpose was to understand buyer behavior and satisfaction towards Hindustan Times newspaper in Chandigarh related to price, quality, availability and expectations. The study used a questionnaire to collect information from Chandigarh residents and analyzed the data to understand brand awareness and customer preferences to help the company better target customers.
The document provides information about a group project on Bata India Ltd. It includes the group members, company guide, and brief histories of Bata India and its business segments. It describes Bata India as the largest footwear retailer and manufacturer in India, incorporated in 1931. It initially operated as a small unit and has since expanded its retail and wholesale networks across the country.
This document lists 103 potential MBA project topics covering a wide range of industries including pharmaceuticals, telecom, automotive, banking, FMCG, retail, and more. The topics focus on various areas such as market analysis, marketing strategies, consumer behavior, branding, HR practices, and industry overviews. Project types include market research, comparative studies, performance analyses, and strategy evaluations.
This document provides a 3-page summary of a student's summer internship report for Aditya Birla Capital on studying the investment habits of individual Indian investors. It includes a declaration by the student, Arnab Sahoo, an executive summary of the 8-week internship analyzing survey data and client meetings, and an acknowledgements section thanking those who supported the project. The table of contents previews that the report will cover the insurance industry and company profiles, product summaries, analysis of investment habits through surveys and case studies, and conclusions/recommendations.
This document provides an introduction and synopsis for a study on customer relationship management (CRM) practices at Big Bazaar, an Indian retail chain. The study aims to examine CRM implementation and customer experiences at Big Bazaar stores. It will analyze how customers learn about Big Bazaar, why they choose to shop there, and identify factors that influence their purchasing decisions. Key aspects of retail operations that will be assessed include front-end operations, store layout, visual merchandising, and CRM. The findings will provide recommendations to help Big Bazaar improve goals achievement and profitability.
Haldiram's is a leading Indian snack food company established in 1941 in Bikaner, Rajasthan. It offers a wide range of Indian snacks, sweets, and other food products. Namkeens contribute close to 60% of Haldiram's total revenues and are its main product focus. The company sources high quality raw materials from across India and customizes its products to suit different regional tastes. Haldiram's holds various quality certifications and has received several awards for its food products.
A project report on a study on the impact of marketing startegies on the buyi...NikhilMhatre32
The document provides an overview of the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry in India, focusing on the biscuit market. It notes that India is the third largest producer of biscuits globally. The Indian biscuit market was worth $3.9 billion in 2016 and is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 11.27% to reach $7.25 billion by 2022, driven by factors like increasing incomes, shift to premium biscuits, and growing health awareness.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This webcast discusses continuous communication before, during, and after disasters. It covers setting up reliable and cost-effective communication redundancy using Cisco Call Manager clustering and SRST for branch offices. The webcast also explains how to deploy E911 services, enable remote work during emergencies using Cisco Mobility Manager, and migrate systems gradually using Cisco technologies to integrate with existing systems. The webcast can be found on Cisco's website and is important because communication is crucial in all situations, especially disasters.
The document is the latest updated portfolio of Hua. Twelve major projects are illustrated and most of them are commercial based mix-use projects. Hua's previous career development and strength in architecture design can be clearly demonstrated.
Centro de experimentación artística [presentación]nachocompany
atelier I - paisagem
Presentación sobre el proyecto para la regeneración y reutilización de unas antiguas canteras de granito al norte de Portugal.
nacho company & pablo gilabert
La Unión Europea ha propuesto un nuevo paquete de sanciones contra Rusia que incluye un embargo al petróleo ruso. El embargo se aplicaría gradualmente durante seis meses para el petróleo crudo y ocho meses para los productos refinados. Este paquete de sanciones requiere la aprobación unánime de los 27 estados miembros de la UE.
Gesture controlled robotic arm embedded systems projectRishikesh Bagwe
Build a gesture controlled robotic arm using LPC2378 microcontroller based on ARM v4, MPU 9150 for gesture sensing, Zigbee module for wireless communication between sensor and the microcontroller
Transmedia Mobile Gaming - Conference | Transmedia StorytelllingPatrick Möller
The document introduces transmedia storytelling and provides examples of how it can be used to tell stories across multiple platforms. Transmedia storytelling involves engaging fans and influencers by adding collaborative tasks and narratives to different media like websites, videos, and games. It is important to maintain dialogue with fans and give them ways to connect the various story elements. Examples provided include the TV show Sherlock and alternate reality games that expanded narratives across online and real world experiences.
Describe a moment in your life when you took on a great challenge. what was t...paulaortizpd
The document describes two instances where the author faced fears and challenges. For heights, the author conquered their fear of heights by riding a zip line 30 meters high in the trees in Tenerife. For adrenaline, the author faced their dislike of the adrenaline feeling by doing indoor flying in Barcelona for their birthday, overcoming their initial scare to earn a diploma proving their courage.
How can front-line professionals incorporate the emerging brain health ...SharpBrains
(Session held at the 2014 SharpBrains Virtual Summit; October 28-30th, 2014)
12:30-2pm. How can front-line professionals incorporate the emerging brain health toolkit to their practices?
- Elizabeth Frates, Director of Medical Student Education at the Institute of Lifestyle Medicine
- Dr. Catherine Madison, Director of the Ray Dolby Brain Health Center at California Pacific Medical Center
- Barbara Van Amburg, Chief Nursing Officer at Kaiser Permanente Redwood City
- Dr. Wendy Law, Clinical Neuropsychologist at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
- Chair: Dr. Michael O’Donnell, Editor-In-Chief of the American Journal of Health Promotion
Learn more here:
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This document provides information on resumes and CVs, including their purpose, format, content, differences, and dos and don'ts. Resumes are used for industry job searches and highlight work experience, skills, and education. CVs are used for academic/research positions and provide a comprehensive history of one's credentials and qualifications. While resumes can vary in format and length, CVs follow a specific structure and contain details like publications and references. Cover letters and research statements also accompany CVs to support applications for scientific and medical jobs.
Home Tutor Delhi is an online tutoring service that provides home tutors throughout Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon and Faridabad. It offers tutoring for all grade levels from primary to university, as well as tutoring for entrance exams. Tutors are experienced teachers who can help shape a child's future. The website provides tutors based on area of Delhi, subject, and class/grade level.
This document provides an overview of advertising management and concepts. It begins with defining advertising and describing its key features and functions. It then discusses the different types of advertising based on geographical area, target audience, demand influence level, purpose, timing, appeal, and media. The document also covers what makes an ad effective, the importance and benefits of advertising, as well as potential harms. It discusses the role of advertising in a company's marketing mix and analyzes advertising through economic, social, legal, and ethical lenses.
This document provides an overview of key concepts in media studies related to textual analysis. It defines different types of camera shots and angles that can be used to analyze how meaning is constructed, such as close-ups, long shots, high angles, and panning shots. Examples are given for each type of shot or angle. Students are also introduced to concepts of camera movement, including zooming, tracking, tilting, and handheld camera work. The document aims to equip students with a toolkit for examining how technical codes are used to influence audience responses.
Vicky Cristina Barcelona storyboard by Silvia and Núriafilmsthatmoveus
Vicky Cristina Barcelona is a 2008 romantic comedy-drama film directed by Woody Allen. The film follows two American women, Vicky and Cristina, who are visiting Barcelona for the summer. They meet a charismatic artist named Juan Antonio who sweeps both of them off their feet, complicating their lives in an unexpected way.
The document discusses how to build trust and win sales. It states that trust is important in professional services like legal and medical fields. The best way to increase sales is to develop trust with customers. A salesperson should first sell themselves and build trust before selling products. Specific actions like being dependable, using specific language, demonstrating quality in various situations, and doing the unexpected can help build trust with customers. When customers trust the salesperson, they are more likely to make a purchase.
visit : www.mibrand.my
The First Issue of MiBrand Business Magazine published by Big Zoom Media Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.
Featuring Air Asia, Petal Florist Sdn Bhd and Many More
This document provides a case study analysis of the brand positioning of Zoom TV, an Indian television channel focused on Bollywood entertainment. It begins with an executive summary that outlines the objective of analyzing Zoom TV's brand positioning compared to other lifestyle and entertainment channels. It then discusses concepts related to branding, positioning, and developing a positioning statement. The document provides background on the television industry and Bollywood entertainment channels in India. It introduces Zoom TV and discusses its target audience, programming, competitors, and distribution. It analyzes threats to the entertainment channel industry and opportunities for mobile platforms. The document concludes with recommendations to strengthen Zoom TV's brand positioning.
This document provides an overview of a study conducted on the financial performance of Big Bazaar located in Malleswaram, Bangalore. It includes sections on the introduction, industry profile, company profile, products offered, and competitors. The study was conducted by Biprojit Dey for his Master's degree in Business Administration from Bangalore University under the guidance of Professor Venkatraman Subramanian. It discusses Big Bazaar's organizational structure and various functional departments. The document also covers SWOT analysis, McKinsey 7 model discussion, research problems studied, findings, suggestions and conclusions.
The document is an acknowledgement by Ashish Tiwari thanking various individuals and organizations who helped with the completion of his MBA project. It thanks Mr. Vivek Chaturvedi for sparing his time to guide the project. It also thanks the faculty of G.L.B.I.T.M and the staff of Big Bazaar for their assistance during the project work. Ashish completed a 1.5 month study of customer satisfaction at Big Bazaar as part of his MBA course requirements.
Future Group is one of India's leading business conglomerates led by Kishore Biyani. It operates various retail formats across India under brands like Big Bazaar, Food Bazaar, and Central. Future Group has a presence in consumer products, retail, fashion, finance, insurance, and other businesses. It aims to make quality products and services affordable for Indian customers through innovative retail formats. Future Group is committed to developing the Indian retail sector and empowering communities through job opportunities.
This document provides an introduction and overview of Big Bazaar and D-Mart, two large retail chains in India. It discusses:
1) Big Bazaar is a hypermarket chain owned by Pantaloon Retail that combines aspects of Indian bazaars with modern retail. It has over 330 stores across India.
2) D-Mart is a discount retail chain founded in 2002 that focuses on offering products at low costs.
3) The document serves as an introduction to a research project comparing the promotional strategies of Big Bazaar and D-Mart and how they influence customers. Primary and secondary research was conducted, including surveys.
This document provides an overview of Umang Kaushik's research project on comprehensive studies of wholesale loyalty programs and retail engagement programs across competing FMCG companies in Delhi NCR. The project includes an acknowledgment section, executive summary, objectives, company and industry overview, observations and findings. Key details include:
- The project was submitted in partial fulfillment of Umang Kaushik's PGDM program.
- The objectives were to generate retailer and wholesaler insights, evaluate existing programs, and suggest improvements to Dabur's programs.
- An overview of Dabur India Ltd is provided, including its vision, products, manufacturing and geographical presence.
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Project in advertising management
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Indian Institute of Planning & Management
(IIPM Tower, AQ-6, Sector-V, Salt Lake City, Near Techno Polis. Kolkata-700091)
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ABSTRACT
Today, advertising is a multi-billion industry, employing hundreds of thousands of people and
affecting billions of people’s lives worldwide. Yet, seeing as advertising clutter has increased
tremendously and is more intense than ever, it is vital that companies differentiate themselves
from competitors by creating even more powerful, entertaining and innovative advertisement
messages, as well as sponsoring different events to motivate the customers to buy their products.
Here we are focusing on three companies namely Khadims, Bata and Sreeleathers and
quantifying their advertising effectiveness over their customers through out a questionnaire
survey and improvement of these advertisements for more customer acquisitions.
‘The bottom line’ of the market research speaks that branded shoes in India has been increasing
on day by day basis. That sounds good for domestic as well as international market.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Concentration, Dedication and hard work are essential but these factors are not only essential to
achieve the desired goal. Guidance and co-operation of the people make it successful.
Acknowledgement is not merely a formality but it is an expression of deep sense of gratitude and
appreciation.
We sincerely acknowledge to our project guide Prof. B.D.Gupta, who supported us and extended
his valuable support for review of project and report.
Lastly we would like to express our sincere gratitude to all faculty members of IIPM who
encouraged and gave us moral support to complete this task.
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CONTENTs
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: ......................................................................................................................... 6
INTRODUCTION:.................................................................................................................................... 7
RESEARCH OBJECTIVE:.......................................................................................................................... 8
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY:................................................................................................................. 8
BODY OF THE REPORT........................................................................................................................... 9
Khadims company information:........................................................................................................ 9
Khadims product range:.................................................................................................................... 9
Khadims sales turnover:.................................................................................................................... 9
Bata company information: ............................................................................................................ 10
Bata competitors:............................................................................................................................ 11
Bata sales turnover: ........................................................................................................................ 11
Sreeleathers company information: ............................................................................................... 11
Sreeleathers competitors:.............................................................................................................. 12
Sreeleathers sales turnover:........................................................................................................... 12
FINDINGS(PRIMARY) & ANALYSIS ........................................................................................................ 13
CONCLUSION......................................................................................................................................... 26
RECOMMENDATION.............................................................................................................................. 27
BIBLIOGRAPHY...................................................................................................................................... 27
APPENDIX ............................................................................................................................................. 28
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LIST OF FIGURES & TABLES
Gender:............................................................................................................................................ 13
Age:.................................................................................................................................................. 13
Remembrance of the ads:.................................................................................................................. 14
Liking of ads:.................................................................................................................................... 15
Ads describing the product: ............................................................................................................ 16
Tagline ratings:................................................................................................................................ 18
Buying assurance:........................................................................................................................... 19
Product differentiation: .................................................................................................................. 20
Respondents targeting the target customer:.................................................................................. 20
Used in anytime: ............................................................................................................................. 22
Current using product: .................................................................................................................... 23
Ads receiving preference: ............................................................................................................... 23
Type of ads prefernce: .................................................................................................................... 24
Improvement of these ads:............................................................................................................. 24
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Executive Summary
This project is a comparative study of consumer perception of reputed product brands. The three
major players are Khadims, Bata and Sreeleathers. There is neck to neck information between
the three.
Khadim’s was established in 1965 with the acquisition of a small shop in Chitpur by Lt. Shri
Satya Prasad Roy Burman. Khadim’s sustainable growth and quick ascendance to popularity has
many authors; a management that displayed insightful business acumen and a loyal workforce
that made customer satisfaction their mantra. Even as our business and social environments
change rapidly, Khadim’s promises to provide the same value quotients to customers that will
continue to deliver delight.
Bata was founded by three siblings with a small inheritance in the town of Zlin, Czechoslovakia
on August 24, 1894. Bata reach is worldwide; its presence is local. Our novel international
manufacturing structure allows Bata facilities around the globe to respond to the unique needs
and wants of local customers. As a result, Bata is honored to be a local company in every country
it serves. Bata continues to be guided by the same core principle it has followed for over one
hundred years: to know its customers and to create the best possible products to meet their needs.
Sreeleathers is engaged in the business of dealing in all kinds of footwear and leather
accessories. It is also engaged as retailer and wholesaler of footwear and leather articles. The
Company has around 30 retail outlets (including outlets owned by franchise), spread over 9
states including West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand etc.
There are different individual companies under a common umbrella each dedicated to a specific
line of product manufacturing, procuring or other particular business activities.
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Introduction
Advertising Management is a career path in the advertising industry. Advertising and promotions
managers may work for an agency, a PR firm, a media outlet, or may be hired directly by a
company to develop branding for the company's product or service. This position can include
supervising employees, acting as a liaison between multiple agencies working on a project, or
creating and implementing promotional campaigns.
Every organization, or rather, Brand, invests a lot of capital on marketing, a major
chunk of which is spent on making ads. Getting an iconic celeb like Amitabh
Bachchan to speak about a product like Navratna Hair Oil, it seems like a piece of
cake nowadays. But, to how much extent does these ads actually affect the
consumers? Do they actually buy a product just because their favourite film-star is
endorsing it? Is it possible that a product can change its image on the consumers
overnight, just because of the flashy ad they just released?
Advertising, it can be said, has a similar effect on our purchasing habits as our peer
group does. Nobody jumps in to say “I need that thing” just because the ad that had
just been aired on TV is extremely attractive, but yes, sometimes, we may say “let’s
try this brand, the ad on TV looks good.”
Advertising and promotion offer a news function to consumers. Viewers of ads learn about new
products and services available to them, much like they learn about events in the news. This
information function has a neutral role. It provides facts without approval or disapproval from
consumers. Customer behavior at this stage encompasses expressions of curiosity.
Consumers have a rational response to advertising when they look at the features of a product or
service. This response focuses on a logical listing of all the functional aspects of the offering.
This is an intellectual response, rather than an emotional one.
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Research Objectives
The research study tends to follow and achieve specific objectives-
To study the effect of advertising on consumer buying behavior.
Comparison Between the branded shoes.
To find out consumer’s satisfaction level to give suggestions for further improvement.
Research Methodologies
It is a way to systematically solve the research problem, it not only takes the research methods
but also consider the logic behind the methods.
Choosed Khadims and its competing two brands Bata and Sreeleathers.
Desk/Internet Research.
Advertising effectiveness survey to understand how consumers react to the ads of these
companies.
SAMPLE DESIGN
Data for the study has been collected from primary sources.
QUESTIONNAIRE DESIGN
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The data collected for the study is through questionnaires. As the questionnaire is self-
administered one, the survey is kept simple and user friendly.Words used in the questionnaire are
readily understandable to all respondents.
We made the questionnaire in which questions are according to the research and these are
convenience to the respondent.
The questionnaire is comprises of 13 questions is prepared keeping in the mind the objective of
the research. It consists of both open and closed ended questions for better understanding of the
survey.
Questionnaire is there in the appendix:-
BODY OF THE REPORT
Company Information
Khadim’s was established in 1965 with the acquisition of a small shop in Chitpur by Lt. Shri
Satya Prasad Roy Burman. Through the next many years, the company was involved in whole-
selling and distribution of branded basic utility footwear. From 1993, with its foray into retailing,
Khadim’s emerged as a popular fashion footwear brand, as also one of the leading organized
footwear retailers in India. Today, Khadim’s has over 600 retail outlets in 21 states nationally.
In a brief period of less than two decades, Khadim’s has been transformed into a much-loved
iconic brand that promises customers an unmatched experience. Our passion for producing
quality footwear delivering an inimitable customer satisfaction, has made Khadim’s one of the
well-known entities in organised footwear retailing in the country.
The same dynamism and appreciation of customer aspirations that has propelled Khadim’s to a
position of eminence in the country, is now driving Khadim’s to greater heights. A whole new
generation of customers who demand products that are high on style without compromising
either comfort or quality, are now stepping forth with renewed confidence with our multiple sub-
brands that are a perfect combination of advanced technology and material, and deliver
‘affordable fashion” like no other.
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While keeping pace with the rapidly changing retail environment, global fashion trend
andconsumer behavioural paradigms, Khadim’s has also consciously adopted contemporary
retail store aesthetics for an enhanced shopping experience, and to boost its brand appeal to
Generation-Next.
Product Range MarketSize
Family Brand, Presence in Urban/Semi-Urban, Small Towns/Rural Areas, Caters to Socio-
Economic Categories A,B,C,D, Wide Variety of Designs/Styles for a Range of Utility,
Affordable Fashion; Unmatched Value-for-Money Experience, Durable, Long-Lasting Products.
Sales turnover
Kolkata-based footwear manufacturer and retailer Khadim India Ltd has raised Rs. 90 crore from
private equity (PE) firm Reliance Equity Advisors.
Khadim currently has a paid-up capital of Rs. 12.1 crore, with majority control lying with the
city-based Roy Burman family. The company, which operates under the Khadim’s brand, posted
a nearly Rs. 422 crore turnover in 2012-13.
It has two manufacturing facilities, both in West Bengal — one at Kasba in Kolkata with a
capacity of 20,000 pairs a day, and another at Kakinara in North 24-Parganas district, with a
capacity of 25,000 pairs a day.
Company information
Bata was founded by three siblings with a small inheritance in the town of Zlin, Czechoslovakia
on August 24, 1894. It was one of the world’s first shoe “manufacturers”; a team of stitchers and
shoemakers creating footwear not just for neighbours, but for distant retail merchants.
Less than 10 years later, Bata produced 2200 pairs per day, employing resourceful imaginations,
skilled hands and modern machinery to keep up with demand. Innovative shoes styles were
developed with new customer-sensitive ways to promote them. And despite the outbreak of the
First World War, material shortages, manpower shortages, and cartels, sales increased to about
two million pairs per year by 1917. The Bata legacy had just begun.
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Since their founding in 1894, Bata has been at the forefront of innovation; not only in the
production and design of new styles, but in the creation of business models that permit a quick
response to the ever-changing wants and needs of our customers. As a result, Bata enjoys a long
history as a leading manufacturer and retailer of quality footwear, and proudly serves some one
million customers each day.
Bata reach is worldwide; its presence is local. Their novel international manufacturing structure
allows Bata facilities around the globe to respond to the unique needs and wants of local
customers. As a result, Bata is honored to be a local company in every country it serves. Bata
continues to be guided by the same core principle it has followed for over one hundred years: to
know its customers and to create the best possible products to meet their needs.
For over 13 decades, Bata has been on the leading edge of footwear design. Today, professionals
in Bata’s Shoe Innovation Centers around the world continue the tradition of innovation as they
dedicate themselves to discovering new shoe materials, developing modern shoe technologies,
and creating fresh footwear that marries style with comfort.
Competitors
Sreeleathers, Rilaxo Footware, Bharatiya Inter, Liberty shoes, Mirza Intl
Sales turnover
Bata India has reported a sales turnover of Rs 408.01 crore and a net profit of Rs 36.00 crore for
the quarter ended Mar '12.
For the quarter ended Mar 2011 the sales turnover was Rs 312.43 crore and net profit was Rs
109.37 crore.
For the first time in its history, the Company''s Turnover crossed the coveted mark of Rs. 20,000
Million. During the year 2013, the Company achieved a total turnover of Rs.20,984.1 Million
reflecting a growthof approx. 12.1%. Bata has recorded a Net Profit of Rs.1,907.4 Million for the
year 2013, which was 11.2% higher than the Net Profit of Rs.1,716.0 Million for the year 2012.
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Company information
The history of the company dates almost a century back. Late Suresh Chandra Dey, the founder
of the company was a freedom fighter. He nurtured a dream to make decent and durable shoes
that could be affordable for every Indian. This dream came true when Sreeleathers was founded
as a small and humble organization in Jamshedpur. Following his footsteps, his next generation
also carried on the same light and expanded business to become a leader in Eastern India,
gradually lending it an international dimension. Over the years the company becomes a
household name and queues outside the stores during festivals are not only amazing but also
unparalleled. This legendary success resulted from the simple principle “World class, Right
price”.
The company is engaged in the business of dealing in all kinds of footwear and leather
accessories. It is also engaged as retailer and wholesaler of footwear and leather articles. The
Company has around 30 retail outlets (including outlets owned by franchise), spread over 9
states including West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand etc.
Competitors
Bata India, Rilaxo Footware, Bharatiya Inter, Liberty shoes, Mirza Intl
Sales turnover
Sreeleathers has reported a standalone sales turnover of Rs 12.66 crore and a net profit of Rs
1.05 crore for the quarter ended Mar '14. Other income for the quarter was Rs 0.33 crore. For the
quarter ended Mar 2013 the standalone sales turnover was Rs 11.21 crore and net profit was Rs
1.25 crore, and other income Rs 0.27 crore. Sreeleathers shares closed at 254.00 on May 30,
2014 (NSE).
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FINDINGS (PRIMARY) & ANALYSIS
Data whatever collected from various sources throughout the project duration are analyzed and
interpreted systematically in statements, table and graphs. The types of graphs are in the form of
simple diagrams.
Gender
This chart represents the gender of the respondents which will ultimately help the company to
target their ads according to the gender of the people.
23
7
Gender of Respondents
Male
Female
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Age
This chart represents how different age people take these ads differently.
Remembrance of the advertisements
This chart represents how well the respondent remembers the showed advertisements.
0
28
1 1
0 0
Age of respondents
Below 20 years
Between 20 and 30 years
Between 30 and 40 years
Between 40 and 50 years
Between 50 and 60 years
Above 60 years
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
Don't remember at all
Remember company but not product or ad
Remember company and product but not ad
Remember ad
5
3
12
10
Khadims
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Liking of advertisements
This chart represents how well the respondents like these ads.
0 5 10 15
Don't remember at all
Remember companybut not product or ad
Remember company and product but not ad
Remember ad
5
6
14
5
Bata
0 5 10 15
Don't remember at all
Remember companybut not product or ad
Remember company and product but not ad
Remember ad
13
3
7
7
Sreeleathers
0 5 10 15
I do not like it at all
I do not like it
Neutral
I like it
I like it very much
3
2
10
15
0
Khadims
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Ads describing the product
This chart represents how well did this advertisement describes the product.
3
5
11
9
2
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
I do not like it at all
I do not like it
Neutral
I like it
I like it very much
Bata
3
6
9
8
4
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
I do not like it at all
I do not like it
Neutral
I like it
I like it very much
Sreeleathers
0
5
10
15
20
25
Very well I'm still a little
confused
I didn't understand
the ad at all
22
5 3
Khadims
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Ad Ratings
This chart represents the how the respondents rate these ads in comparison with the other
mentioned ads?
0
5
10
15
20
Very well
I'm still a little confused
I didn't understand the ad at all
18
11
1
Bata
0
5
10
15
Very well I'm still a little
confused
I didn't understand
the ad at all
12
7
11
Sreeleathers
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Tagline ratings
This chart represents how the respondents will rate the tag line of the ads.
5
17
7
1
0
0
5
10
15
20
Much better Better More or less the same Worst Much worse
Khadims
9
8
13
0 0
0
5
10
15
Much better Better More or less the same Worst Much worse
Bata
7
5
11
5
2
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
Much better Better More or less the same Worst Much worse
Sreeleathers
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Product differentiation
0
5
10
15
Sure yes Probably yes Maybe Probably not Surely not
7
15
7
0
1
Khadims
0
5
10
15
Sure yes Probably yes Maybe Probably not Surely not
6
8
11
3
2
Bata
0
2
4
6
8
10
Sure yes Probably yes Maybe Probably not Surely not
Sreeleathers
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This chart represents how the respondents will expect this product is different in comparison
with the other two.
Respondents suggesting the targetcustomer
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
Very different
Something different
Quite similar
Same
11
14
5
0
Khadims
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
Very different
Something different
Quite similar
Same
7
15
7
1
Bata
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
Very different
Something different
Quite similar
Same
Sreeleathers
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This chart represents the target customer of the products proposed by the respondents.
0 2 4 6 8 10
More women will use it
More men will use it
Both men and women
Young
Seniors
Both young and senior
Trendy people
Traditional
Both trendy and the more traditional
Those who dress more fashionable
4
4
10
3
1
2
2
3
0
1
Khadims
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
More women will use it
More men will use it
Both men and women
Young
Seniors
Both young and senior
Trendy people
Traditional
Both trendy and the more traditional
Those who dress more fashionable
4
6
5
3
7
2
2
1
0
0
Bata
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Used in any time
This chart represents weather the respondents used these products or not in any time.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
More women will use it
More men will use it
Both men and women
Young
Seniors
Both young and senior
Trendy people
Traditional
Both trendy and the more traditional
Those who dress more fashionable
4
3
9
1
4
2
1
2
3
1
Sreeleathers
26
4
Khadims & Bata
Yes
No
16
14
Sreeleathers
Yes
No
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Current using product
This chart represents which of the three product is currently used by the respondent.
Ads receiving preference
This chart represents the preference of receiving ads by the respondents.
6
7
5
12
Currently used product
Khadims
Bata
Sreeleathers
None of the above
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
Print
TV
Radio
Mobile
Internet
All
None
Depends
Other
9
16
3
3
15
6
1
4
0
Ads receiving preference
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Type of advertisement preference
This chart represents the kinds of ads mostly liked by the respondents.
Improvement of these ads
For improvement of these ads, some suggestions are taken from the respondents which are as
follows:-
While a percentage of population viewed that these ads should focus more on their USP
rather than normal ads.
Some people also suggested that these products mainly focuses on giving the quality
product but they don't provide much stylish product which ultimately result in that they
have very less market share, as only the senior people like to buy these product not the
young generation. So they should focuses on providing stylish and creative product like
REEBOK ,NIKE, etc.
Again, there are people who think that a fresh active ad with lots of music and also which
shows people to be happy and energetic will greatly improve the ad.
0 5 10 15 20 25 30
Funny
Creative
Unique
Informative
Meaningful
Short and crisp
Inoffensive
Emotional
Crazy
Simple
Straightforward
Offbeat
Genuine
Other
11
27
10
13
12
6
1
5
4
4
5
3
5
0
Ad preference
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Some of the respondents also mentioned that Bata needs to promote their product more
fashionable to attract more attention whereas Sreeleathers should create more outlets to
attract more customers.
Another way of improving ads as mentioned by the respondents that they should think
and present in a different way may be pull strategy will work.
High Profile Celebrity endorsements, Unique and more focused on the target market,
reality check for e.g. should get lucky draw etc.
These 3 companies has to have changed their interval gap from one advertisement to
another. However these three companies are often came up with seasonal adds not in
thoroughly adds like other else brands (REEBOK,NIKE) and the gap of advertisement
they need to focused and make it as close as possible because if the time gap is more
from last ad to next adds then they might lose customers.
Making the ad more informative with attentive tagline which can approach each
generations good
Simple life makes walk this should be the catch line of it also its product design needs to
ameliorate quickly
Khadims should think about some more innovative ads which will improve their sales.
Bata’s video and ads are okay but they should ad in above the line because they are doing
some seasonal ads so, they should also do ads which will help them to grab more
customers.
They should implement a seasonal offer and it should be clearly directed in print ads
Shreeleathers needs ads with more improvement on innovation and they should give the
ads with much more creativity. They should launch some offer with gold or diamonds on
Indian biggest occasion like Durga puja etc. which will help them to grab more
customers it can be more creative and attractive
The ads are good while attracting children's and teenagers but ads could even be better if
they try to above 30yrs of age people.
Khadims- heavenly comfort. This brand should concentrate much on delivering quality
products at a reasonable price rather than only promoting style and comfort. Bata-
Reasonable comfort. This brand should concentrate more on its quality than its
reasonable pricing. Sreeleathers- Style for everyone. This brand should concentrate on
pricing along with their quality of products.
The ads should be more creative, more informative, more attractive.
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CONCLUSION
According to consumer reaction, Khadims ad is the most popular ad in comparison with
the other two.
Khadims is in no comparison with Sreeleathers but its tough competitor is Bata which is
giving near about the same percentage of ad remembrance.
Khadims has won the trophy of most liking ads by the customers than the others which
considerably increases their market share.
Consumers are reluctant in understanding the product description from the ads of
Sreeleathers whereas this is not the case of Khadims and Bata.
In case of ads ratings, Khadims won the trophy whereas Bata ansd Sreeleathers’s ads are
more or less same as described by the respondents.
For Khadims, customers rate their tagline as more attention getting whereas for Bata,
there tagline is being equally distributed between attention getting and cheerful and for
Sreeleathers, they got highest rating as cheerful.
Well a lion part of the respondents assured that they will probably buy the khadims shoes
after watching the ads but this is not the case of Bata and Sreeleathers.
Khadims and Bata ads are rated as something different whereas Sreeleather ads are rated
as near about the same ad.
Khadims and Sreeleathers products are mostly used by both men and women whereas
Bata’s product is mostly used by seniors, as mentioned by the respondents.
Currently 6% of the respondents are using Khadims shoes and 7% that of Bata and 5%
that of Sreeleathers.
Nearly 28% of the customer mostly prefers to receive ads through television and internet
and that of 16% through print.
25% people likes creative ads followed by 12%, 11% and 10% that of funny, meaningful
and informative content.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Department stores are the prime sales and marketing channel for branded shoes. In
addition, store decorations and product displays should be designed to create a strong first
impression.
The prices of Bata must be reduced to increase sales.
Celebrity endorsement should be adopted in their ads.
Should introduce special offers and schemes in their ads like lucky draw etc.
The ads should be more attractive and creative.
Their ads should focus more on their unique selling proposition.
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APPENDIX
QUESTIONNAIRE
Advertising Effectiveness Survey
Please look into the below mentioned ads before filling up the questionnaire
Khadims poster ad
Sreeleathers poster ad
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Bata poster ad
Name*Required
Gender*Required
Male
Female
Age*Requi red
Below 20 years
Between 20 and 30 years
Between 30 and 40 years
Between 40 and 50 years
Between 50 and 60 years
Above 60 years
1. How well do you remember the advertisements?*Required
Don't remember at
all
Remember
company but not
product or ad
Remember
company and
product but not ad
Remember ad
Khadims
Bata
Sreeleathers
2. How well do you like thisads?*Requi red
I do not like it
at all
I do not like it Neutral I like it
I like it very
much
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I do not like it
at all
I do not like it Neutral I like it
I like it very
much
Khadims
Bata
Sreeleathers
3. How well did thisadvertisement describe the product?*Required
Very well I'm still a little confused
I didn't understand the ad
at all
Khadims
Bata
Sreeleathers
4. How would you rate these adsin comparison with the other mentioned ads?*Requi red
Much better Better
More or less
the same
Worst Much worse
Khadims
Bata
Sreeleathers
5. How will you rate the tag line of the ads?*Requi red
Att
enti
on-
gett
ing
B
or
in
g
Ch
eer
ful
Cr
eat
ive
Em
otio
nal
En
erg
etic
Genui
ne/sin
cere
Hu
mo
rou
s
Info
rma
tive
Irri
tati
ng
Me
mor
able
N
at
ur
al
Off
ens
ive
Pl
ea
sa
nt
Sat
isfy
ing
St
ro
ng
U
ni
qu
e
W
ar
m-
he
art
ed
Kha
dim
s
Bata
Sree
leat
hers
6. Based on this advertisement, would you buy it?*Required
Sure yes Probably yes Maybe Probably not Surely not
Khadims
Bata
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Sure yes Probably yes Maybe Probably not Surely not
Sreeleathers
7. How much do you expect thisproduct isdifferent in comparison with the other two?*Required
Very different
Something
different
Quite similar Same
Khadims
Bata
Sreeleathers
8. According to what you have seen in the advertisement ... what type of person do you believe
would use this product?*Requi red
More
wome
n will
use it
Mor
e
men
will
use
it
Both
men
and
wome
n
Youn
g
Senior
s
Both
youn
g and
senio
r
Trend
y
peopl
e
Tradition
al
Both
trendy
and the
more
tradition
al
Those
who dress
more
fashionab
le
Khadims
Bata
Sreeleathe
rs
9. Have you ever used any of these products?*Requi red
Yes No
Khadims
Bata
Sreeleathers
10. Which one of these product you are using now?*Required
Khadims
Bata
Sreeleathers
None of the above
11. How do you prefer to receive advertising? (Choose all that apply.)*Required
Print
TV
Radio
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Mobile
Internet
All
None
Depends
Other:
12. What kind of adsdo you like?(choose all that apply)
Funny
Creative
Unique
Informative
Meaningful
Short and crisp
Inoffensive
Emotional
Crazy
Simple
Straightforward
Offbeat
Genuine
Other:
13. According to you how three of these adscan be improved?*
give a caption of the brand and give your views and proceed to the next caption