This document outlines the structure and content for three marketing projects. The first section details the components of a marketing management project, including an analysis of competitors, branding, pricing, distribution, and promotion strategies. The second section lists the requirements for a project on Henry Fayol's 14 principles of management, including an organization visit and assessment of each principle. The third section lists the topics to be covered in a stock exchange project, such as the history and role of the Indian stock market, company research, and a simulated investment portfolio.
This document outlines the structure and content for three marketing projects. The first section details the components of a marketing management project, including an analysis of competitors, branding, pricing, distribution, and promotion strategies. The second section lists the requirements for a project on Henry Fayol's 14 principles of management, including an organization visit and assessment of each principle. The third section lists the topics to be covered in a stock exchange project, such as the history and role of the Indian stock market, company research, and a simulated investment portfolio.
This document outlines the structure and content for three marketing projects. The first section details the components of a marketing management project, including an analysis of competitors, branding, pricing, distribution, and promotion strategies. The second section lists the requirements for a project on Henry Fayol's 14 principles of management, including an organization visit and assessment of each principle. The third section lists the topics to be covered in a stock exchange project, such as the history and role of the Indian stock market, company research, and a simulated investment portfolio.
2. Reason I chose this topic 3. Meaning of marketing management with definition 4. Functions of marketing management 5. Philosophies of marketing 6. 4Ps of marketing mix 7. 5 competitors: i. Name and brief information ii. Logo and tagline (with images) iii. Product range with prices (with images) iv. SWOT v. Promotion vi. USP 8. Permission and licenses required 9. Brand name of my product (brief theory of meaning of branding)) 10. Logo design and tagline of my product 11. My product range (with drawing) 12. Packaging (brief theory of three levels of packaging) 13. Labelling (complete design of front and back side of your label and packaging 14. Price (price to wholesaler, retailer and consumer) 15. Distribution channel with diagram 16. Transportation (brief theory) 17. Warehousing (brief theory) 18. Promotion (advertisement, discounts, schemes, brand ambassador, etc.) 19. USP and SWOT of my product 20. Cost effective techniques 21. Social message 22. Conclusion 23. Learning outcome 24. Bibliography HENRY FAYOL’S 14 PRINCIPLES 1. Name of the project 2. Reason I chose this topic 3. Brief introduction of Henry Fayol with his photograph 4. Information about the organization you are visiting along with its photographs 5. Sample size and data collection method (primary, secondary, and tool of secondary data collection) 6. Explanation of each principle one by one in detail along with its advantages if followed and disadvantages if not followed (make drawings or stick pictures for every principle) 7. Also write what question you asked or what did you observed and what response you received (make a pie chart or bar diagram of the response, percentagewise) for each principle 8. Make a table to show comprehensive results (which principle if being followed and which is not being followed) 9. Conclusion 10. Learning outcome (importance of these principles in today’s world and your practical experience learning) 11. Sample questionnaire 12. Bibliography 13. Few filled questionnaires STOCK EXCHANGE 1. Name of the project 2. Reason I chose this project 3. Brief explanation of capital market and money market, primary market and secondary market 4. Brief report on history of Stock Exchanges in India (from starting to current scenario) 5. Role of SEBI 6. NSE and BSE (photographs) 7. List and a very brief info of 25 companies listed in stock exchange (image of logos) 8. List of stock market holidays and market timings along with explanation 9. Various terminologies related to stock market (atleast 25) 10. Trading procedure in short 11. Any current important event or recent news or trend 12. Details of the five companies chosen for investment along with the reason 13. Imaginary portfolio of 50000 invested into 5 companies for 20 working days (tabular presentation of purchasing date and price and selling date and price and the difference) along with graph 14. Conclusion (reason for profit and loss) 15. Learning outcome (importance of stock exchange and environmental factors and financial literacy) 16. Bibliography