New Coke Case Study (Part 2)
This is Part 2 of the New Coke case study where students role-play characters or participants in the decision to develop and launch New Coke.
New Coke Case Study (Part 2) Review the Teaching Activity
This is Part 2 of the New Coke case study where students role-play characters or participants in the decision to develop and launch New Coke.
New Coke Case Study (Part 2) Review the Teaching Activity
These are a collection of YouTube videos that support the two New Coke case studies on this site.
New Coke Case Study Videos Review the Teaching Activity
This brief case for a car manufacturer, explores possible expansion through franchising methods.
EXCLUSIVE MEMBER ACTIVITY
To Grow or Not? – Using Franchising Review the Teaching Activity
In this new product pricing activity, students consider whether a market penetration pricing approach is the most effective (and ethical) strategy for a new water amusement park.
EXCLUSIVE MEMBER ACTIVITY
Pricing Strategy and Ethics Review the Teaching Activity
This viral sales promotion met its various marketing objectives, but questions can be raised about the brand’s integrity and fit with positioning because of the use of a sexual appeal in the campaign.
Sexual Advertising Appeal: Fit with Brand? Review the Teaching Activity
This activity highlights the initial advertising campaign to launch the Tommy Hilfiger brand. But the campaign was not based on strategy, but based upon a strong creative idea.
Ethical Advertising? Tommy Hilfiger Brand Launch Review the Teaching Activity
Is it ethical that McDonald’s uses sponsorships in order to create positive view of the company by doing good things in the community and for local groups?
McDonald’s Sponsorships Review the Teaching Activity
Marketers are also accused in the media from time to time of creating the material society and of “forcing” people to buy products that they really don’t want or need – is this the case?
Marketing and Ethics Review the Teaching Activity
In this activity, students look at a range of critical incidents in services marketing and discuss how they could be addressed.
Understanding Critical Incidents Review the Teaching Activity
In this activity, marketing students will evaluate a few press and billboard ads to determine whether the messaging is clear and effective.
EXCLUSIVE MEMBER ACTIVITY
Evaluating Advertising Messages Review the Teaching Activity