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FINAL PAPER JOB AIDS
Assignments Job Aids

Dr. David Morris Learning From Mother Behind Camera in Park
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Instructional Design includes Direction, Subject Matter and Process. You do not have to
recreate particular assignment job aids of mine. I do suggest the following. Present all your assignments
applying the same order for Direction, Subject Matter and Process when presenting subject matter. Use the same
definition of terms in all assignments. Give your students the number of words expected
in their response. Keep the same terms and their meaning for process. DADDIE Content
Distance Marketing Course Ural Institute of Business, Russia (Back to Top)
This is an actual assembly and modification of the materials create and teach a marketing course at a distance. I was invited by the Executive Service Core to teach marketing at the Ural Institute of Business in 1996. I was sent to assist them because they were one of the first private colleges in the region. This institute was begun with the absolute will of one woman. She has more determination and capability that most of us in the world. She has visited the United States and
learned and I am sure, returned with a Russian vision of education for Russia. I admire her.
Ural Institute of Business Assigned Texts
Morris, David Joseph, Jr. 1996. Market power and business strategy: In search of the unified organization. West Port, CT: Quorum.
Ten Cassette Tapes of lectures of Professor David Morris
COURSE NUMBER, TITLE, CATALOG DESCRIPTION
Marketing--An intensive study of modern marketing fundamentals; a study of the decision making problems encountered by the marketing executive and the relation of marketing to environmental forces.
OBJECTIVES
To be able to identify and apply the knowledge, skills and attitude (KSA) required to perform in an entry level marketing position. Assigned Readings. There are no chapters in the textbook. There is also no order. Be prepared with a question that you would like answered. 1 Morris, book, discussion on e-mail, interview 2 Morris, book, discussion on e-mail, interview
10. Morris, book, discussion on e-mail, interview
METHODS
Ten lectures on tapes by Professor Morris Student presentations to Ural Institute Outside interviews (discuss real experiences)
E-mail with the professor
EVALUATION
Midterm
Communication with Professor Morris 10 points Midterm: Interviews 30 points Final Paper 50 points
Presentation A presentation of the course of what you learned will be made to a class at the Ural Institute of Business. Between 1 and 2 hours.
LIBRARY RESOURCES
You should also make use of supplementary readings available at the local library.
The Rector, and I will assess your work and give you a final grade.
Communication with Professor Morris, 10 points
E-mail me ten times with what you
have learned and what you would like for me to specifically help you with that week.
1. Student
Professor
2. Student
Marketing in Newspapers and Magazines (Back to Top)
I try to help the student in great detail to organize their papers. I think that the ability to follow a model is important for business people. I also give them an example to look at of another student's work. I find before I have the first example to show it is much more difficult. I also try to prevent them from coping previous papers by only accepting current magazine and newspaper date. So many try to get out of the work. I believe that this is because they cannot figure out what is really expected by the teacher.
Each student is to select any newspaper or magazine dated anytime after the end of my last class to the end of the current class. This avoids the issue of others turning in the same paper from an earlier semester. The student is to find specific examples of Form, Force, and Power from a newspaper or magazine that represents one of each of the terms. They must reference the newspaper or magazine and define
the term in their own words.
They then describe the article as if they were reporting on what was said by the author. This gives the student the experience of describing something that someone has written. The student then must discuss how the organization or person successfully or unsuccessfully applied the concept (such as discounting) to gain market power.
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Newspapers and Magazines Title Page
This paper will demonstrate that Form, Force, and Power impact newspaper and
magazine articles.
Course Title of Report Preparer For Whom Date This page is the first page of your report. No page number
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Executive Summary What the paper is about and you found in a few sentences
Executives do not want to spend a great deal of time getting to the point of the report. What the report is about and what the findings are that the executive should know. The length of the Executive Summary should be limited to one page or less. (175-200 words, single spaced). Provide full justification for the entire paper. Ask me if you have any questions. Small Roman numeral ii.
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Contents Sometimes called Table of Content
Marketing
Resources
A. Customer 1 B. Marketing Mix (Price) Arabic Numeral
II. Human Resources A. Leadership B. Depth of Management C. Corporate Culture III. Physical Resources
A. Physical Assets IV. V I. Appendix Arabic Numerals VII. Reference List Arabic Numerals
DON'T FORGET PAGE NUMBERS
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Body of Paper Begins
MARKETING RESOURCES
CUSTOMER Select one of the following from a current magazine or newspaper. MARKET SEGMENTATION, TARGET MARKETING, CUSTOMER/PERSONNEL BEHAVIOR, POSITIONING
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words
(single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER
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MARKETING RESOURCES Next heading
MARKETING MIX
PRICE Select one of the following
INCREASES, DECREASES, DISCOUNTS, ALLOWANCES, TERMS, GEOGRAPHIC DIFFERENTIATION
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER
Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200
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MARKETING RESOURCES
MARKETING MIX
PRODUCT Select one of the following. BRAND NAME, SIZE, QUALITY, FEATURES, LIMITED WARRANTY, WARRANTY, SERVICE, PACKAGING, INNOVATION, COST, TECHNOLOGY, OPTIONS.
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced). START NEW TOPIC HEADING ON THE TOP OF THE NEXT PAGE
MARKETING RESOURCES
MARKETING MIX
PROMOTION Select one of the following. PERSONAL SELLING, SALES PROMOTION, PUBLIC RELATIONS, POINT OF PURCHASE, ADVERTISING
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or
Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced.
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced).
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MARKETING RESOURCES
MARKETING MIX
PLACE Select one of the following. CHANNEL, TRANSPORT, INVENTORY CONTROL, MIDDLEMAN, WAREHOUSING,
PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced).
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MARKETING RESOURCES
MARKET SHARE Select one or combine the following. PERCENT/UNITS/DOLLARS
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear
form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced).
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HUMAN RESOURCES
THEORY "W" LEADERSHIP Select one or combine the following. LEADER/TRUSTED FOLLOWER/SUPPORT STAFF
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why
you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced).
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HUMAN RESOURCES
DEPTH OF MANAGEMENT Select one of the following. SELECT, TRAIN, UPGRADE
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own
words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced.
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HUMAN RESOURCES
CORPORATE CULTURE Select one or combine the following. MYTHS, STORIES, HEROES, SECRETS
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business
Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced).
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PHYSICAL RESOURCES
PHYSICAL ASSETS Select one of the following. BUILDINGS, LAND, EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY, LOCATION, INVENTORY, ECONOMIES OF SCALE, MERGERS,
ACQUISITIONS, JOINT VENTURES
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced).
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INTANGIBLE RESOURCES
LEGAL RESTRICTIONS Select one of the following. LAW, STATUTES, REGULATIONS
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type
of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced).
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INTANGIBLE RESOURCES
PROPRIETARY Select one of the following. PATENTS, TRADEMARKS, S, LICENSES, ACCREDITATION, CONTRACTS, FRANCHISE DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF
FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced).
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INTANGIBLE RESOURCES
IMPORT/EXPORT RESTRICTIONS Select one of the following. TARIFFS, QUOTAS, DUTIES, VOLUNTARY RESTRAINTS
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the
source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER EVALUATION Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced).
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FINANCIAL RESOURCES
FINANCIAL ASSETS Select one of the following. ACCESS TO CAPITAL, CREDIT RATING, DEBT, CASH RESERVES, INTEREST, TAXES, STOCKS, BONDS, CURRENCY
RATES
DEFINITION Define the term selected in 50 words or less. Use your own words (single spaced).
SOURCE Use Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing to write the source single spaced.
ANALYSIS Describe the content of the article in your own words (100-125 words double spaced)
EVALUATION OF FORM, FORCE, AND POWER Describe why you feel that the article is an example of the company or organization using or not using the above type of nonlinear form, force, and power (150-200 words double spaced
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APPENDIX
Copies of support materials must be placed in the paper before the reference list. They should be in same order as they appear in the paper.
You must have a single page that is titled Appendix that is numbered with an Arabic numeral in the Content page and at the bottom of this page. All the copies of the support materials in the Appendix have A-1, A-2, A-3 etc. typed at the bottom of each page.
(Don't forget to number this page in the Contents. Remember that the page number will be an Arabic number.)
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References
The Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing
Follow these Standards
Alphabetical Order All articles used in paper must be referenced in reference list. References are single spaced with space between each reference on your
REFERENCE LIST
The Reference List is the last page of paper The Reference List is the next Arabic number page number after the
Appendix page number. For example, if the Appendix is page 32 then the Reference List page is numbered 33. Remember that the pages within the Appendix are numbered differently.
References begin with the author's last name, first name. If there is no author, start with the title of the article.
(Don't forget to number this page in the Content page with an Arabic numeral.)
How You will be graded
Project Criteria Final Project (General)
Messy papers will get a lower grade. Paper should be 20-30 pages long. Type in 12 pt font. Keep the spacing the same throughout paper. Full justification for entire paper. If you do not understand, ask me. The paper should be edited. Pages must be numbered properly and typed in the bottom center of the page. Use the Chicago Manual of
Style. May turn in paper anytime before final date. I will correct and return to you. Any questions ask the teacher.
Final Project (Specific)
Analysis of form, force, and power. Must have 14 examples. Article may represent a positive or negative Form, Force, and Power. Sources: magazine and newspaper articles. Must follow the format. Photo copy of at least one page from all sources in the Appendix. This page must identify the date and title of the source. Copies only, no originals. All 14 examples must be dated after the first day the assignment begins.
You may only use the same source two times. For example The Wall Street Journal only twice. Do not use the same date of any source twice. Make a copy of your paper for your own records.
Evaluation
Evaluation will be made on correct layout of the paper, spelling, editing, neatness, sequencing, typing, page numbering, writing, number of words, proper definitions, spelling of the teacher's name and course title, turning it in on time, dates of articles, application of Form Force, and Power, justification, spacing.
Marketing Strategy of a Published Book (Back to Top)
Any book contains hundreds of marketing strategies. We never see them but they are there.
Each student is to select any book that he or she chooses and any topic that he or she would like to read about. It does not matter if two or more students select the same book because each student will be able to observe how each of them selects different attributes to discuss. Every book is a product that has been assembled by the publisher and the author. The publisher believes that what they have chosen will add to the book's success. They are not random actions.
Students must begin to look at every aspect of a book from the point of view of marketing. They select from the exemplar
list and discuss those selected areas in their paper. The student must keep the order the same exemplar and do the specific number of assessments that are required. The amount of words for each assessment is also important.
All students will be required to discuss their book and the market issues with the class. Paper does not have to be finished when the discussion takes place.
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MARKETING STRATEGY: BOOK Title Page
This page is the first page of the instructional design and distance learning materials. It has nothing to do with your paper.
Note same as above assignment
Title of Report Preparer For Whom Class
Name & Number Date Author Illustrator Publisher Publisher location (city, state, country) Year of publication Edition (s)) ISBN # Library of Congress Number of printings This page is the first page of your report. No page number
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Executive Summary What the paper is about and you found in a few sentences
Executives do not want to spend a great deal of time getting to the point of the report. What the report is about and the findings are what the executive should know and have emphasized. The length of the Executive Summary should be limited to one page or less (175-200 words single spaced).
Provide
full justification for the entire paper. Ask me if you have any questions.
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Contents Sometimes called Table of Content
Select twenty-five of the following statements that are related to the marketing strategy of a book. Add or delete any terms that you wish, to your paper. Select any book that you would like to read. The book can be in any language and written at anytime in history. This paper will demonstrate that form, force, and power impact marketing strategy in the publishing and marketing of
a book. No textbooks and answer the force and power questions. Twenty-seven answers in total. MARKETING RESOURCES
Target market Title Author's name About the author Picture of author Sequencing of books in the writer's career Hard cover/soft cover Jacket of book Front cover Inside front cover Back cover Inside back cover Spine of book Fiction/nonfiction Dedication Foreword Contents Definition of terms Introduction Writing Style Headings Subheadings Pictures Illustrations Quotes Tables References
Color/black and white Poems Instructions Chapters Chapter headings Index Story Myths Heroes Secrets Author present at sale of the book Positioning Price Cost Discounts Terms Related services Related sales Geographic differentiation Product Product line font Type-face Packaging Book reviews Previous books Television Radio Billboards Point of purchase Distribution Endorsements Total number of books in the store Total number of the specific book in the store Location of the book in the store
Location of book on shelf Personal selling Sales promotion Public relations Advertising Website E-mail Channel Transport Delivery Inventory control Warehousing Physical distribution
HUMAN RESOURCES
Author First author Other authors Qualifications Illustrator Publisher
PHYSICAL RESOURCES
Publisher location Weight of book Size of book Number of pages Quality of book Number of words Type of paper
INTANGIBLE RESOURCES
Brand name Year of publication Edition (s) ISBN Library of
Congress Number of printings Scanning Trademark Warranty
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
Credit Value to price ratio This is a separate required answer. Final Project Criteria
General Same as above example
Messy papers are unacceptable. 12-18 pages long. Typed in 12 pt font. Keep the spacing the same throughout paper. Full justification for entire paper. If you do not understand, ask me. Edited. Pages must be numbered properly and typed (bottom center) Chicago Style. May turn in paper anytime before final date. I will correct and give you feedback. If you have any
questions ask me.
Final Project (Specific)
Must have 25 examples 100 to 150 words each. Must also discuss force and power at the end of the paper with 100 to 150 words each. Book may represent a positive or negative form, force, and power. Source: books from library, book store, borrowed. Must follow the format. Make a copy of your paper for your own records.
Evaluation How graded
Evaluation will be made on the correct: layout of the paper, spelling, editing, neatness, typing, page numbering, writing, spelling of my name, justification, spacing, 27 separate headings, correct word
counts.
Marketing With Myths: Final Paper (Back to Top)
This is a very exiting assignment. The concept is that advertising or stories that are successful follow the classic myths of the world. According to Joseph Campbell there are approximately seventeen myths that are generally followed throughout the world. The stories may differ but the underlying message remains constant.
The ARCS model was developed for the United States Army as a motivation tool for instruction by John M. Keller. The ARCS model is discussed in my book Market Power and Business Strategy (Quorum 1996). ARCS
stands for Attention, Relevance, Confidence, and Satisfaction.
Form, Force, and Power was developed by David Morris. E-mail me and I will send you the definitions. You do not have to use ARCS or FFP for your instructional design and distance learning assignment. Try to apply a model that you are familiar with, even though I believe the best two are ARCS and FFP. I will help you with these concepts.
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Title Page
Newspapers, Magazines, Posters, Billboards, TV Commercials This page is the first page of the instructional design and distant learning assignment. It has nothing
to do with your paper.
Read Joseph Campbell, The Hero with a Thousand faces, and any other books on myths that you choose. Headings created by Joseph Campbell.
Course Title of Report Preparer For Whom Date
No page number
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Executive Summary What the paper is about and you found in a few sentences
Executives do not want to spend a great deal of time getting to the point of the report. What the report is about and what are the findings that the executive should know? The length of the Executive Summary should be limited to one page or
less. (175-200 words, single spaced).
Apply full justification for the entire paper. Ask me if you have any questions.
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CONTENTS
Sometimes called Table of Content
1 2
4 5 6 7
14 15 Appendix 16 Reference List Arabic Numeral
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NEW MYTH HEADING ON THE TOP OF THE NEXT PAGE Beginning of the body of paper
CALL FOR ADVENTURE (these titles developed by Joseph Campbell) No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words
CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words
FORCE 25-100 words
POWER 25-100 words
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REFUSAL OF THE CALL TO ADVENTURE No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words
FORCE 25-100 words
POWER 25-100 words
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SUPERNATURAL AID THAT IS KIND No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power
developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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BELLY OF THE WHALE No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER
25-100 words
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MEETING WITH THE GODS OR GODDESSES (TEMPTATION) No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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THE NEXT PAGE
ULTIMATE ADVENTURE No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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ATONEMENT WITH THE FATHER No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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MAGIC FLIGHT BY SEA OR AIR No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model
developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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CROSSING BACK (RETURNING) No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE
25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris. FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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RETURNING TO THE MAGIC PLACE No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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THE WOMAN AS TEMPTRESS No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by
David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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VIRGIN BIRTH No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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CREATION AND SACRIFICE No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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DEATH MYTH No more than two pages.
ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates
to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words
RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
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by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100 words
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ANALYSIS Describe the advertisement as it relates to the ARCS Model developed by John M. Keller.
ATTENTION 25-100 words RELEVANCE 25-100 words CONFIDENCE 25- 100 words SATISFACTION 25-100 words
Describe the advertisement as it relates to Form, Force, and Power developed by David Morris.
FORM 25-100 words FORCE 25-100 words POWER 25-100
words
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Copies of support material must be placed in paper before the reference list. These materials should be in same order as they appear in the paper.
You must have a single page titled Appendix numbered with an Arabic numeral in the Contents page and at the bottom of this page. All the copies of the support materials in the Appendix have A-1, A-2, A-3 etc. typed at the bottom of each page. Don't forget to number this page in the Contents. Remember that number will be an Arabic numeral.
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REFERENCE LIST
The Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing List the citations in alphabetical order All articles used in paper must be included in a reference list. References are single spaced with space before and after each reference. The Reference List is the last page of the paper. The Reference List is the next Arabic numeral page number after the Appendix page number. For example, if the Appendix is page 32 then the Reference List page is numbered 33. Remember that the pages within the Appendix are numbered
differently. References begin with the author's last name, first name. If there is no author, start with the title of the article followed by the article; place of publication; and date. Don't forget to number this page in the Content=s page with an Arabic numeral.
Project Criteria
Final Project (General) Messy papers will get a lower grade. Papers should be 20-30 pages long. Typed in 12 pt font. Keep the spacing the same throughout the paper. Use full justification for entire paper. If you do not understand, ask me. Paper should be edited. Pages must be numbered
properly and typed in the center at bottom of the pages. You may turn in paper anytime before the final date. I will correct it and return to you. If you have any questions ask the teacher.
Final Project (Specific) The paper will analyze various concepts in terms of ARCS and Form, Force, and Power (FFP). Must have 14 examples. Examples may represent a positive or negative interpretation of a myth. Sources should be magazine, newspaper, articles, billboards, and TV commercials. The paper must follow the prescribed format and include a copy of at least one page from each of the
sources listed in the Appendix. This page must identify the date and title of the source. Include copies only, no originals. TV commercials do not require a separate page in the
Appendix All 14 examples must be dated after the day the assignment is given. Make a copy of your paper for your own records.
Assignment Evaluation Evaluation will be made on the correct layout of the paper, spelling, editing, neatness, sequencing, typing, page numbering, writing, number of words, spelling of the teacher's name and course title, turning in on time, dates of articles, applications of ARCS
and FFP, justification, spacing.
New Product Development: Final Paper (Back to Top)
Students select any product that they wish. They then must describe the different attributes that went into that product. I spend more that an hour describing a product such as a 12-ounce can of Coca-Cola. We look at the list of marketing new product development terms along with the terms Force and Power. Keep all terms in the order in which they appear in the exemplar. Each student should show me at any time what they have done to help them to stay on the assignment track.
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Title of Report Title Page
Product or Service Assessed Course Title & Number Preparer For Whom Date This is the first page of your report. No page number
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Executive Summary What the paper is about and you found in a few sentences
Executives do not want to spend a great deal of time getting to the point of the report. What the report is about and what are your general
findings that the executive should be made aware. The length of the executive summary should be limited to one page or less (175-200 words) single spaced. Full justification for the entire paper. Ask me if you have any questions. Small Roman numeral ii
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Contents Also called Table of Contents
100-150 words for each selected term. Keep terms in order within the paper. You can create up to five of your own terms.
Terms 100-150 words for each Total 27 terms
Appendix
Arabic numeral
Reference List
Arabic numeral
If two or more headings are on a page do not keep repeating
the page numbers.
Put page numbers on the right hand side of the page not in the middle.
Give the Paper the Title of the Product or Service
Select any product that you would enjoy assessing in great detail. Add and delete any terms that you wish. Can create up to five of your own terms. Put at the end of the paper. Must end up with twenty-five terms total. If you do not understand ask me. The product can be of any size and applied for any reason. Keep the same headings in the same order.
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Body of paper
FORM, FORCE, AND POWER
FORM
Marketing Resources
Market Segmentation
Geographic Local Regional National International Urban Rural Neighborhood Precinct City County State
Demographic Age Sex Family Size Income Education Race Religion Nationality Genetic coding Philosophy Tribe Clann
Psychographic Life style Social class Personality Rites of passage Stories Behaviorist
Purchase Occasions Benefits Sought
User status User rates Loyalty Knowledge, skills, and attitudes Target Market
Single niche
Multiple niche Mass market ARCS
Attention Relevance Confidence Satisfaction Positioning
Advertising Four P's Five R's Price
Discounts Allowances Terms Geographic Differentiation Product
Brand name Brand loyalty Size Applications Quality Features Limited warranty Services Style Packaging Inventory Cost Technology Options Promotion
Personal Selling Sales Promotion Public Relations Point of Purchase Advertising Internet Websites E-mail Place
Channel
Transport Inventory Middleman Product line Market Share Percent of market share Dollars of market share Units of market share Human Resources
Selection Training Upgrading Leadership, Theory W Physical Resources Buildings Land Equipment Machinery Locations Economies of scale Mergers Acquisitions Joint Ventures Natural Resources Software Crime Intangible Resources
Laws Statutes Patents Trademarks s License Accreditation Contract Franchise Tariffs Quotas Duties Voluntary
restraints Historic accident Repetition Organizational history Luck Financial Resources Access to credit Credit rating Debt Cash reserves Interest rates Taxes Stocks Bonds Currency rates Force Direction Analysis Design Development Implementation Evaluation
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APPENDIX
List any examples in your appendix in the order in which they are discussed in your paper. Check Chicago Manual of Style for proper format. Arabic Numerals
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Chicago Manual of Style
Project Criteria
Final Project
(General) Messy Papers are unacceptable. Will result in a lower grade. Paper should be between 15-30 pages long. Paper should be typed, 12 Pt. font. Keep spacing consistent throughout the paper. Full justification. Ask me if you do not understand. Paper must be edited. Pages must be numbered correctly and typed. No pen or pencil marks on paper. May turn the paper anytime before due. I will read and give back to you with suggestions for improve. Any questions ask me.
Final Project (Specific) Your selected product is assessed based on Form, Force, and Power.
Must have 25 examples of Form plus one of Force and one of Power (Total 27). Write 100-150 words per 27 example. You must follow format. You must make a copy of your paper for your records. Evaluation Evaluation made on correct layout of paper, spelling, editing, neatness, typing, page numbering, writing, spelling of my name and course correctly, justification, and spacing.
Office Hours: Midterm or Final Paper a Marketing Dialogue (On my Marketing and storytelling site) (Back to Top)
Office Hours is on my www.marketingandstorytelling.com website
This dialogue may be use as a substitute for a case study. It is a dialogue between a
marketing professor and a student. I have also written and published Guidelines for Case Analysis through the American Marketing Association. I do not believe that case studies are an optimal instructional system. Case studies have been overused and they are so heavily edited that there is little that may be called truth. The information may even be accurate, but they do not tell enough to make any type of business decision. Any decision is still only better than chance. It would be better to consider a guest as a case study. So, try something different.
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Dialogue Title Page
This assignment will demonstrate that Form, Force, and Power impact marketing strategy in the publishing and marketing of a book. Class Title of Report Preparer For Whom Date
No page number
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Executive Summary What the paper is about and you found in a few sentences
Executives do not want to spend a great deal of time getting to the point of the report. What the report is about and are the findings that the executive should know. The length of the Executive
Summary should be limited to one page or less (175-200 words, single spaced).
Use full justification for the entire paper. Ask me if you have any questions. Small Roman numeral ii.
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Contents Also called Table of Contents
Target Market Title of Dialogue Arabic Numeral Character names Front cover Small Roman numeral iii.
Select twenty of the following that are related to the marketing strategy lessons developed in this dialogue. Answer each question as a marketing issue. Add or delete any questions that you wish, to your paper.
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Body of paper
FORM, FORCE, AND POWER
FORM
Targeted market.
Title of
dialogue on the targeted market.
Play writers character names of dialogue on the targeted market. Front cover of dialogue on the targeted market. Writing style of dialogue on the targeted market. Quotes in the dialogue on the targeted market. Story of dialogue on the targeted market. Myths in the dialogue on the targeted market. Heroes of dialogue on the targeted market. Secrets in the dialogue on the targeted market. Positioning of dialogue on the targeted market. Price of dialogue on the targeted market. Related sales of dialogue on the targeted market.
font of dialogue on the targeted market. Typeface of dialogue on the targeted market. Packaging of dialogue on the targeted market. Number of pages of dialogue on the targeted market. The number of characters of dialogue on the targeted market. Significance of the lion to the marketing of the dialogue on the targeted market. Conflict between the characters in the dialogue on the targeted market. Use of the names Addie and Leo in the dialogue on the targeted market. Discussion of religion in the dialogue on the targeted market. The role of fear in the dialogue on the
targeted market. The roles of the teacher and the student in the dialogue on the targeted market. The concept that life is a play in the dialogue on the targeted market. The concept that life is all choreographed in the dialogue on the targeted market. Should Dr. Leo be a marketing professor? Why do Leo and Addie discuss so many ideas in the dialogue on the targeted market? Do you believe that this type of conversation is normal between a teacher and a student in the dialogue on the targeted market? What is the benefit of conversation in this dialogue on the targeted market?
FORCE
Discuss the application of force in the book (150-250 words).
Monolinear Polylinear Nonlinear
POWER
Discuss the timing and distance that the marketing of the dialogue has or has not achieved. (150-250 words)
Timing impact Distance impact
Project Criteria
Final Project (General) Messy papers are unacceptable. Paper should be 10-15 pages long. Typed in 12 pt font. Keep the spacing the same throughout paper. Full justification for the entire paper. If you do not understand the assignment, ask me. The paper should be
edited. Pages must be numbered properly and typed in the center of the bottom of the page. You may turn in the paper at any time before the final date. I will correct it and give you feedback. If you have any questions, ask me.
Final Project (Specific) You must have 20 examples and you must discuss Force and Power at the end of the paper. Total of 22 answers. Dialogue may represent a positive or negative form, force, and power. You must follow the format. You make a copy of your paper for your own records.
Evaluation
Evaluation will be made on the correct
layout of paper, spelling, editing, neatness, typing, page numbering, writing, spelling of my name, justification and spacing.
Products That I Would and Would Not Purchase Again (Back to Top)
Please select products that you would and would not purchase again. Select up to nine for each. Give a very short reason why. (These are my choices. Yours will be different.)
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PRODUCTS I LIKE AND DO NOT LIKE Title Page
This paper will demonstrate the reasons why we do and do not like particular products.
Course Title of Report Preparer For Whom Date This page is the first page of your report. No page number
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Executive Summary What the paper is about and you found in a few sentences
Executives do not want to spend a great deal of time getting to the point of the report. What the report is about and what the findings are that the executive should know. The length of the Executive Summary should be limited to one page or less. (175-200 words, single spaced). Ask me if you have any questions. Small Roman numeral ii.
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Contents
Sometimes called Table of Content
You may choose it you want to add a Content page in your paper
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First page of the body of your paper Would Purchase Again
(These are examples)
1. Products From Costco Reasons Fair Prices Return Policy Keep adding
2. Generic Products Reasons Less Cost Same Product Keep adding
3. Products From Dollar Stores, Reasons Some Great Buys
Keep adding
4. Used books from Amazon.com Reasons Save Money
Keep adding
Do five more
Would Not Purchase Again.
(These are just examples)
1. Mercedes, Reasons Over priced
Keep adding
2. The Nation Magazine, Reasons Not That Informative
Keep adding
3. A Vehicle with Poor Gas Mileage, Reasons Gas Prices Will Remain High
Keep adding
4. Single Family Home Reasons Too Much Added Costs
Keep adding
5. A New Car Reasons Too Expensive
Keep adding
6. An Expensive TV Reasons Not Necessary
Keep adding
7. Additional Cable Services Reasons Minimum Channels are Sufficient TV is a Disaster Spend More Time on Internet
Keep adding 8. A One ct diamond ring Reasons Markup on diamonds is beyond belief.
Keep adding
Do one more
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Conclusion
Based on your findings from what you like and disliked organize them into a discussion of marketing.
Discuss if you find that there are particular things that you like in a product that you would not purchase. Give specific examples.
Discuss if you find that there are particular things that you dislike in a product that you would purchase. Give specific examples.
What do you know now about marketing.
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Copies of support material must be placed in paper before the reference list. These materials should be in same order as they appear in the paper.
You must have a single page titled Appendix numbered with an Arabic numeral in the Contents page and at the bottom of this page. All the copies of the support materials in the Appendix have A-1, A-2, A-3 etc. typed at the bottom of each page. Don't forget to number this page in the Contents. Remember that number will be an Arabic numeral.
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REFERENCE LIST
The Chicago Manual of Style or Guidelines for Business Writing List the citations in alphabetical order. All articles used in paper must be included in a reference list. References are single spaced with space before and after each reference. The Reference List is the last page of the paper. The Reference List is the next Arabic numeral page number after the Appendix page number. For example, if the Appendix is page 32 then the Reference List page is numbered 33. Remember that the pages within the Appendix are numbered
differently. References begin with the author's last name, first name. If there is no author, start with the title of the article followed by the article; place of publication; and date. Don't forget to number this page in the Content's page with an Arabic numeral.
Project Criteria
Final Project (General) Messy papers will get a lower grade. Papers should be 10-30 pages long. Typed in 12 pt font. Keep the spacing the same throughout the paper. Use full justification for entire paper. If you do not understand, ask me. Paper should be edited. Pages must be numbered
properly and typed in the center at bottom of the pages. You may turn in paper anytime before the final date. I will correct it and return to you. If you have any questions ask the teacher.
Final Project (Specific)
The paper will analyze your likes and dislikes.
Appendix
All 14 examples must be dated after the day the assignment is given. Make a copy of your paper for your own records.
Assignment Evaluation
Evaluation will be made on the correct layout of the paper, spelling, editing, neatness, sequencing, typing, page numbering, writing, number of words, spelling of the teacher's name and course title, turning in on time,
justification, spacing.
1996-2006
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emaildavidmorris@gmail.com
"Information outside of our story is unseen." DM
Professor 10. Student
Professor Keep a record of everything you send me, and everything I send you. We must go back and forth 10 or more times. Write down the dates in a separate course folder. Midterm: Interviews, 30 points
Interviewing and typing in Russian Visiting a Person in Marketing Visiting a Person in Marketing or Business People may be in sales, retail, marketing research, a religious person to discuss ethics in business and marketing, head of a company, Advertising, public relations, a good strategist from any field, a just a wise person. Be sure that you interview a person who
sells at the bazaar. (I predict that this will be your best interview) ALWAYS TELL THE RECTOR'S OFFICE OF URAL INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS WHO YOU ARE GOING TO INTERVIEW AND WHERE. BE SURE THAT THE RECTOR THINKS THAT IT IS SAFE. SECURITY IS IMPORTANT IN ANY NATION AND AT ANY AGE. It is the student's responsibility to:
1. Make an appointment with the person you plan to interview. 2. Coordinate times with the person you plan to interview 3. Plan to have from forty-five minutes to an hour for the interview. 4. If you plan to record the interview, let the person know in advance of the
interview. 5. Discuss his or her job, company, industry, future, and/or experiences. 6. If you arrive early for the interview, just wait for the person. 7. Smile, shake hands and introduce yourself. Tell the person exactly what you are doing and why you chose him or her. 8. Write the guest's name, organization, address, phone number, and e-mail on a pad in front of them. 9. Tell the person how much we enjoyed his or her sharing of information with you My own experience in life is that everyone is our teacher. If you do not figure this out after this assignment, then please
give me suggestions on how to improve the assignment.
Midterm: Interviews, 30 points Dr. David Morris Professor of Marketing
Interview Outline
1. Discuss the general overview of your organization and your specific job. You can include background on yourself such as education, how you got your present position, etc.
2. Explain your organization's goals and objectives?
3. What type of analysis is done by your organization? Discuss things like market share; market segmentation; target marketing and positioning; marketing mix (price, product,
promotion, and place); how the marketing mix relates to past/present/future trends; competition; and whether this analysis is done on a local, regional, national, or international basis.
4. What techniques do you use to acquire data?
5. What design or plan do you develop based on that analysis?
6. What type of testing do you use to determine if the plan is appropriate. 7. What type of implementation strategies do you make use of? 8. What type of evaluation systems do you use? 9. Discuss marketing and its relationship to the organizational leadership and other
departments. 10. What type of knowledge, skills, and attitudes should students acquire to get a job in your field of work? 11. What opportunities are available now and in the future for students in your field? This is just a helpful start. You are not required to ask any of these questions. Midterm Interview 30 points Midterm typed in Russian Midterm Title of Report Preparer For Whom Date Course (No page #) Ten Important Points from Interview Name Title Address Telephone E-mail Website 1. 3. 4. 10.
Midterm Interview
Criteria
General Typed in Russian Due last day of class Messy papers will get a lower grade Typed double space Edited Pages must be numbered properly and typed Use a Russian Style Manual Examples of papers will be sent Make a copy of your paper for your own records Specific Write down one word to two sentences for each of the ten statements for each interview. Statements may be from interview, professor, fellow students, professors in Russia, and readings. Do your own work. I do not expect people to have the same responses. Be honest with
yourself, and your teacher. There are no correct answers. Start each interview on a separate page. One of the most important lessons that I have learned in my life is to learn for all others. If this assignment does not teach you this lesson. Help me to make the assignment better. Final Paper 50 points Page 1 typed in Russian No page number on the assignment page
Presentation to Class at Ural Institute of Business Back to Top
Written in Russian Each student and member of the audience will be asked to write down 10 things that they learned about
marketing and business. There are no correct answers. Each statement between one word and two sentences. Turn in at the end of the presentation. You do not have to put your name on the paper. No attack on the presenter just what you learned. 1. 2. 3. The presenter will included all these forms under the separate heading of
Presentation to Class at Ural Institute of Business
Make it look professional. Cover, and executive summary. To My Student, You are important to me. I will always help you in your life. If you have any positive ways to improve this course
let me know. I expect that this experience will give you access to a new way of learning, but more important a power way of thinking strategically. When you think in terms of Form, Force, and Power you will change your life and the lives around you. Please, try to use this for the good of all people. It is a power gift that is only given to a few in each generation. I give it to you with the hope of a better future. The gift was given to me to give to you. You also must, when it is your time, pass it on. Many can hear and see but few understand.
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