This is a free marketing game that requires students working in teams to design their own pizza store and compete with other student groups. Available in an interactive and non-interactive version. Ideal for teaching the full marketing mix.
Pizza Store Design Game Review the Teaching Activity
This is a very simple and fun (and free) marketing game that can be understood quickly and played within 30 to 45 minutes – ideal for all student cohorts.
Restaurant Pricing Game Review the Teaching Activity
This is a 20 multiple-choice question video quiz on the PLACE MIX. It is a fun and interactive approach to revision for students, and a helpful insight for instructors on which new product topics need further explanation and discussion.
Place Mix MCQ Revision VIDEO Review the Teaching Activity
In this task, students download and use the free customer journey map (CJM) Excel template to develop CJM’s for different personas.
Creating Customer Journey Maps (Student Tool and Tasks) Review the Teaching Activity
This Sim Game is a variation of the interactive (trading) marketing game also available on this website for free download. The game runs on Excel as well, but without the component of physical interaction.
Price-Place Marketing Sim Game Review the Teaching Activity
This brief case for a car manufacturer, explores possible expansion through franchising methods.
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To Grow or Not? – Using Franchising Review the Teaching Activity
For this exercise, which is based on Sports Direct (a major UK sports retailer) and the impact of its attractive staff bonus on sales, profitability, and marketing results.
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Staff Bonuses and Internal Marketing Review the Teaching Activity
In this mini-case, students review the efforts of the J.C. Penney department store to more efficiently compete on price, primarily underpinned by a cost-cutting program. But is this the best approach?
J.C. Penney’s Cost-cutting Transformation Review the Teaching Activity
In this exercise, students review the key trends impacting of online retailing on traditional shopping centers and retailers. The challenge is to determine the best way forward for these traditional retailers.
From Bricks and Mortar to Online Retailing Review the Teaching Activity
This food retailer has experienced significant top-level growth over the past few years. But underpinning their results is a significant increase in franchised stores/outlets, so are the results as good as they appear?
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Are These Good Growth Results? Review the Teaching Activity