Task 1
Marketing have the five different phases of the evolution from the beginning: the Simple trade era, the sales era, the marketing department era, and the marketing company era.
The Simple trade era
In this era everything is available in the limited supply because in this era everything was handmade or harvested by hand. In this era people exchange their goods for their needs. This thing is replaced by the Production era.
Production era
This is the time of industrial revolution in which they were not trade like the old days. In this they were trade with the money. The production of the products increased because of the high demand. They were not focusing on the sales and the competition in the market. Their main focus is on the production.
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Companies focus on the market by many different ways and tries what people like and dislikes and also promote their products through the advertising, promotion, sales and public relations. So companies made a different department by which they focus on these things.
Task 2
Similarities and difference between the two case studies are following –
The similarities are both case studies are they are established in Australia.
They both target the marketing.
successfully match product or service strengths with the needs of a specific target market
Position and price products or services to align products and service offerings with the market
Communicate and sell products or services so that they effectively demonstrate value to the target market
Differences-
The method of the adverting is very different between the two companies
In foxtel company provide different channels to the consumers and also spend time with family and provide entertainment.
In spring leaf case study provide a benefit regarding the health and
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