Suppose you are Marketing Strategy Manager at XYZ Supermarket. Your Supermarket uses Loyalty cards to maintain their customer’s data like Purchase History, Delivery Information, Contact and Personal Information etc. The Supermarket uses Loyalty card data to send regular promotional and discount offers to relevant customers. The Supermarket planned to launch their own Ready-to-Cook food items. For this purpose, they asked you to prepare predictive analysis of the products to check the sale capability and target audience for these products.
So as a Marketing Strategy Manager, which of the following Data Mining technique will you use for the above mentioned task and why? (Briefly explain in only 2-3 lines)
Suppose you are Marketing Strategy Manager at XYZ Supermarket. Your Supermarket uses Loyalty cards to maintain their customer’s data like Purchase History, Delivery Information, Contact and Personal Information etc. The Supermarket uses Loyalty card data to send regular promotional and discount offers to relevant customers. The Supermarket planned to launch their own Ready-to-Cook food items. For this purpose, they asked you to prepare predictive analysis of the products to check the sale capability and target audience for these products.
So as a Marketing Strategy Manager, which of the following Data Mining technique will you use for the above mentioned task and why? (Briefly explain in only 2-3 lines)
Select a Namibian company with a specific product of your choice that is entering the South African market Kwazulu–Natal in Pietermaritzburg. As a marketing strategist you are required to critically analyze the general environmental factors how they may influence or help your product to penetrate the said target market.
1. What is the impact of the reform programme on food security?
2. What are four goals of Land reforms?
3. What are the six Formal requirements for the existence of perfect competition?
What are the impact of the reform programme on food?
What are the three products that have escaped controls under the old agricultural marketing regime?