In this activity, students will analyze a series of scenarios featuring fictional brands that have made poor pricing decisions. By evaluating these cases, students will deepen their understanding of pricing strategies and the factors that influence effective pricing.
The Price is Not Always Right Review the Teaching Activity
In this activity, students will explore a new pricing strategy proposed by a cinema chain that offers a $50/month subscription for unlimited movies. The cinema chain’s goal is to defend against the growing competition from streaming services by potentially attracting more loyal customers. The debate centers on whether to roll out this pricing universally or target it toward specific customer segments.
Should We Use Segmented Pricing? Review the Teaching Activity
This activity explores service recovery and challenges students to decide whether the hotel should adopt a uniform recovery policy for all guests or tailor its response based on different customer segments. The same service failure situation is presented, but there are seven segments to consider each with varying long-term value to the hotel chain.
Service Recovery Across Customer Segments Review the Teaching Activity
Is it time for a new definition of marketing? In this activity, students review and assess the American Marketing Association’s official definition of marketing. They will consider what this definition does well and where it could improve, and then propose a revised definition of marketing. A great exercise for clarifying what marketing is and does.
Rewriting the Definition of Marketing Review the Teaching Activity
In this video-based task, students review the Art & Copy documentary, which highlights many of the classic and iconic TV commercials of all time and why and how they contributed to breakthroughs and improved understanding of advertising and communication. Please note that the documentary runs about an hour, plus the activity which primarily consists of review questions. A great task for marketing communications and similar topics.
Classic and Iconic Advertising Campaigns Review the Teaching Activity
In this classic case study, students review Coca-Cola’s iconic “Share a Coke” campaign, one of the most talked-about marketing initiatives in recent years. They will examine where it was launched, why Coca-Cola pursued it, the tactical steps that brought the campaign to life, and how its success was measured.
Classic Case Study: Share-a-Coke Campaign Review the Teaching Activity
This activity examines the Crocker Bank “We’ve Only Just Begun” campaign from the 1970s. It is considered a TV advertising CLASSIC and was a breakthrough in understanding of powerfully tapping into customer emotions. BUT… the campaign did not align with the bank’s strategy, highlighting one of the challenges of being a marketer is the sales and promotion era. Also a great activity to discuss emotions and storytelling.
Creative Communication and Sales and Promotion Orientation Review the Teaching Activity
This is a MINI case study version of the Classic Case Study Run Like a Girl campaign, also available on Great Ideas. This one is more suitable for shorter in-class use and focuses more on the marketing and brand aspects of the campaign.
Run Like a Girl Mini Case Study Review the Teaching Activity
This classic case study – the “Run Like a Girl” campaign – provides students with insights into how authentic storytelling and social advocacy can transform brand communication. They will explore how brands can successfully shift from product-focused messaging to engaging with social issues by using authentic storytelling.
Classic Case Study: Run Like a Girl Review the Teaching Activity
This Walmart case study offers students a real-world example of cost leadership and successful retail strategy. By reviewing its Everyday Low Pricing, economies of scale, and efficient logistics management, students will gain insights into this competitive strategy. A great exercise for delving into the reasons for Walmart’s dominance in a highly competitive market sector.
The Success of Walmart Case Study Review the Teaching Activity