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The Controls section of the marketing plan serves as a guide for evaluating the overall plan. It also helps to ensure that the plan will be implemented and executed properly.
To complete your Controls section, provide 1-3 paragraphs and/or charts, regarding each of the following items:
• Implementation Plan: This section details how you will turn your plans into results. You will need to provide a list of marketing tactics/actions that must be taken immediately to ensure the overall success of your Marketing Strategies (you completed this section earlier in your plan). For each tactic, describe what has to be performed in order to carry out the tactic. Remember that you implementation tactics are operational tactics. For example, if one of your strategies includes Internet Marketing, then, one of your implementation tactics would involve setting up a website. You would also list the completion date for each tactic. (Charts work really well for Implementation Plans).
• Marketing Organization: In this section, you will provide details regarding the names, titles, and responsibilities of the people in your marketing department. This section will answer the question, "who will be handling what?"
• Contingency Plan: This section provides information detailing what you will do if things do not go according to plan. Discuss potential risks and difficulties, then, talk about how you will monitor those potential problems. Finally, define an alternative plan of action in case the "potential problems" that you've identified, actually turn into "real problems."
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Review the questions art historians use section
: Review the "Questions Art Historians Use" section in the Introduction of the textbook. Select two of the five questions. Explain what art historians are trying to gain by asking each question and how they might go about finding an answer.
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Describe a health care provider with which you are familiar
: Referring to the same health care provider, determine the best way for that organization to analyze its competitors' strategies, objectives, strengths, and weaknesses. Provide specific examples to support your response.
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Compare the relative values of bending moment
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How to calculate weight of evidence
: How to calculate weight of evidence and information value with sas code in SAS Enterprise Miner? I have confuse how to set the variable in SAS EM.
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Discuss potential risks and difficulties
: Discuss potential risks and difficulties, then, talk about how you will monitor those potential problems. Finally, define an alternative plan of action in case the "potential problems" that you've identified, actually turn into "real problems
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Using the five forces of competition model
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Means of achieving further reliability growth
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Determine the most effective markets for that product
: From the e-Activity, determine how you would segment the market to conduct research for the health care product or service you found. Explain your rationale.
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Challenges and opportunities you anticipate facing
: Choose and research a country other than the United States, and then formulate a plan to effectively integrate this product from a global and social standpoint. Speculate on the major challenges and opportunities you anticipate facing in this role
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