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    Sam’s Club is a very well-known business around the country. They are located in 47 different US states. Sam’s Club currently has 660 members and 100,000 employees. Sam’s Club was founded in 1983 by Sam Walton in Midwest City, Oklahoma. The new CEO is John Furmer on February 1st, 2017. Sam’s Club has given $.4 billion to people in need who don’t have enough money to support themselves. They are owned by Walmart and affiliates with them. In 2016 alone, they had $486 billion in revenue. Over the past

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    The two sites I chose to compare are BJ’s and Sam’s Club. I chose the two of them because they do carry some of the same products but yet a lot of different products. When managers are setting up end caps of featured items they are target specific guests who shop in their stores. These are also the same items that are featured on their websites. If both stores offer the same product they need to be competitive on the pricing. Some customers who use coupons will shop around to see where they can

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    Walmart is a family owned business that is guided by the Walton family. Walmart is biggest grocery seller in the United States and one of the most valuable companies’ based on market value. Walmart’s organized into three separate division which are Sam’s club, Walmart, and

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    The two sites I chose to compare are BJ’s and Sam’s Club. I chose the two of them because they do carry some of the same products, but yet a lot of different products. I feel as though the BJ’s site is a little friendlier to navigate than Sam’s Club. When managers are setting up end caps of featured items they are targeting specific guests who shop in their stores. These are also the same items that are featured on their website. If both stores offer the same product they need to be competitive

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    Sam's Club and Costco

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    Costco wanted to a provide services, prices, and products that rivaled its competitor Sam’s Club. Costco’s combining of high quality and low prices id the driving for behind Costco’s success. It is evident that Sam Walton, with Wal-Mart and Sam’s club played an integral part in the way the Costco has devised its strategy. Costco’s average pay, for example, is $17 an hour and is 42% higher than its fiercest rival Sam’s Club. Costco’s health plan also makes other retailers look Scroogish, Costco’s workers

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    opportunity to shop there. Sam’s club has a cheaper member than Costco does. It’s a very small difference maybe by $5-$10. Costco offers many things to their members such as investing in securities, a mortgage, and car insurance, while Sam’s Club offers regular shipping for paper and ink(Peterson H., 2016). According to consumer reports, Costco and Sam’s Club both score low on customer service(Peterson H., 2016). Costco came out a little higher than Sam’s Club. Sam’s Club also has the upper hand because

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    Sam's Club

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    Sam’s Club products will be issued directly to consumers; however, the products will be distributed through TAGG Logistics distributes and fulfills, which is a diversity of bulk products distributed to Sam’s Club stores nationally. TAGG Logistics works with each specific client to guarantee EDI standards and shipping making sure all necessities are met using a planned distribution system. TAGG, uses knowledge and awareness of Sam’s Club’s routing guide and receiving procedures to guarantee all product

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    Sam's Club Weaknesses

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    I have been working at Sam's Club for almost a year, and the company have been using rules that are based on Hackman's five core dimensions. First Skill variety, before you get hired you have to filled out an applications on which you have to selected your skills and describe them so they can have an idea of your abilities and knowledge. Sam’s club likes when an employee have many skills it allowed them to put that employee in the position that best fit them and that will be beneficial to the company

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    Marketing Strategy Sam’s Club’s marketing strategy is to attract its target audience in efforts to restructure their brand image and gain a new market for the upper-class wealthy consumers. Moreover, Sam’s Club has products that are beneficial in every single market segment; therefore marketing efforts will be pervasive throughout every potential segment. Mission Sam’s Club mission is “At Sam’s Club, we’re committed to saving our members money on the items they buy most and surprising members with

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    Sam's Club Marketing Mix

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    characteristics of the “4 P’s”, marketing strategy,” (place, product, price, and promotion). The products and the prices must be dependable, and the promotion of online shopping must be encouraged and with these strategies SAM’S would attract potential new consumers. Sam’s Club will target typical consumers that use

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