Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Week 8 EOC: Creative Content

For my creative content I’m going to create a label for the bottle of beer and apply it to a bottle take photographs and create designs to create an editorial advertisement. I will use people, photography and Adobe Photoshop. I will apply these creative ideas to capture the minds of consumer and create a relationship with them. Apple has shown “a marketing and creative genius with a rare ability to get inside the imaginations of consumers and understand what will captivate them”. I will take on and accomplish the same goal as Apple and repeat their success in my own unique way. The photography will be done using HDR images that will be processed to be highly saturated with vibrant colors and eye-popping composition. The creativity will be applied in a way that is realistic yet almost mystical. I will identify who we are and what we are with my label because "the label might help to promote the brand, support its positioning, and connect with customers. For many companies, labels have become an important element in broader marketing campaigns" Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing (PP 217) Through my advertisement I will create something people want by using flashy elements people canrelate with or want to relate with.

Business Mission Statement

Our mission at Gontarek breweries is to provide "a personalized experience that brings friends and family together" We believe here at Gontarek's that there is no place better to be than in the presence of good company. We strive to create a personal relationship with every consumer by bringing people together to enjoy and share the great times as we Gontareks do. We also believe that life is meant to be enjoyed. We've created a beer that can be savored, warming your heart and soul. We insist that Gontareks beer should be enjoyed responsibly and should create relaxed ,delightful and joyous memories that leave you feeling that wonderful nostalgic feeling every time you taste the pleasant bite on the tip of your tongue.We agree as stated by Kotler "a company’s mission should not be stated as making more sales or profits—profits are only a reward for creating value for customers. Instead, the mission should focus on customers and the customer experience the company seeks to create"Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing (PP 41) Family is most important to us and when you drink Gontareks your family.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Week 7 EOC: Final Project The Pitch

Step into our grotto here at the Gontarek brewery and learn the secrets that make Gontarek's the Pale Ale of choice. Brought to you by an unpretentious family in the United States whose ancestors come from the small town streets of Poland. The Gontarek's come from a land that has been creating some of the worlds prime beverages which are distributed, shared and enjoyed by millions. We show pride in our beer taking note to cover every vital aspect of the brewing process to bring you only the finest. Our unique taste is attributed to the generous amounts of ahtanum hops used. Bred on the well known Yakima Chief Ranches of Washington State that were established in the year 1869, the ahtanum hops give Gontareks the perfect bite of bitterness with a fully fledged floral aroma and a flavor profile that would be appreciated by the well known ancestors of Poland. Our beer was designed to give you a beer for all occasions, whether it is the perfect complement to any meal at your favorite steak house or the relaxing beverage you crack open after a hard day’s work. Gontareks hold a special value in the hearts of our entire family. Value is the magic word,” says a P&G marketing executive. “In these economic times, people are doing the math in their heads, and they’re being much more thoughtful before making purchases. Now, we’re going to be even more focused on helping consumers see value.” Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing (PP 24) With its fragrant bouquet, deep golden color and exceptionally full bodied complexity it’s a Pale Ale for those who enjoy indulging.

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Week 6 EOC: Me Times Three

The personally really enjoy Dial’s Antibacterial Gold liquid soap. The reasons I enjoy this product is because it comes in a pump bottle which makes it easy to use and doesn’t require lathering and also doesn’t leave soap scum on your sink. It’s very simple yet effective and is scentless with no additional fragrances. I believe that Dial markets this product towards the average middle class women, who cleans her own home and has men and or boys in the house hold. The reasoning is that the product provides an alternative to traditional bar soap that requires no clean up is just as effective and is easier to use. Dial keeps there focus on this market because “companies today recognize that they cannot appeal to all buyers in the marketplace or at least not to all buyers in the same way.” Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing (PP 175) the second personal care product I enjoy is Tide laundry soap because it does an amazing job cleaning clothes and is always consistent and it leaves your clothes smelling fresh and clean without any perfumes. Tides target market is aimed generally toward women because most women are the ones who usually purchase the laundry soap and when men do they generally grab just anything or whatever is on sale. Tide used psychographic segmentation to determine this because “the products people buy reflect their lifestyles. As a result, marketers often segment their markets by consumer lifestyles and base their marketing strategies on lifestyle appeals” Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing (PP 179) my third favorite personal product would have to be Adidas’ body deodorant stick. Adidas’ deodorant and a great smell and last all day while never turning my clothes white or flaking and it leaves a subtle yet pleasant fragrance. I believe addida's aims there market at the average active male who enjoys sports and smelling good. Adidas’ is using target marketing - “identifying market segments, selecting one or more of them, and developing products and marketing programs tailored to each. Instead of scattering their marketing efforts (the “shotgun” approach), firms are focusing on the buyers who have greater interest in the values they create best (the “rifle” approach). Armstrong & Kotler (2011). Marketing: An Introduction, 10th Ed. Prentice Hall Publishing (PP 175)

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Week 5 EOC : Health Care Reform

The governmental healthcare reform is completely unnecessary. Those facts are very easily pulled from the US Census available to view at http://pubdb3.census.gov/macro/032007/health/h01_001.htm . First off only 46,995 out of 296,824 didn’t have any health coverage. But they are mostly for unnecessary reasons. First we can mention the 8,661 who are under the age of 18. There are many assistance programs available to those in need under 18 to obtain health insurance from the government already making any reform for them completely useless. That brings the numbers down to 38,334. The next 27054 are people between the ages of 18 and 44 which for the most part really aren’t in desperate need of health care and should mostly be in good health already and working with the option of healthcare. Once again making reform for them completely unnecessary and bringing the numbers down to 11280. Is it starting to make any sense yet? The next 10737 are between the ages of 45 and 64 and should be in the years of prime income earning. That brings numbers as low as 543. The rest of those are people over 65 who receive social security and also already have healthcare. Who does that leave left you ask? The answer is very clear NOONE! Yes there are the few exception here and there and in-between. The question you should ask yourself is Does that make it necessary to reform the entire healthcare system in the United States? Of course the answer is no. There is no point to fix something that isn’t broke. The bottom line is that there is absolutely no point to reform the healthcare system when you look at the numbers and facts.