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Essay heading: Jones-Blair Case Report
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Focusing on advertising to build awareness, targeting a series of mentioned market segments (even further penetrating accounts), hiring more sales representatives, and lowering product prices were main topics of discussion.
On the first topic at hand, efforts to build awareness via advertising may not be the most efficient way to reach Jones-Blair’s target audience... displayed 300 characters
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The suggested proposal of advertising through TV will take from the available advertising and sales budget. Because 3% of net sales are used for advertising expenses (as of 1999, this value is $24 million) and 45% of that amount is directed towards advertising and sales promotion towards consumers, this will mean that expenses must be increased by $350,000 to provide sufficient promotion (Exhibit 3)... displayed next 300 characters
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