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    The document summarizes a student's performance on a task that was started on June 10th 2023 and completed 45 minutes later. It includes the student's responses to two questions. For the first question, the student proposed a new product idea and provided marketing tips for launching a new product. For the second question, the student suggested dividing the class into five groups to propose and justify different business ideas, and to analyze the environmental factors of the locations chosen for each business.

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    The document summarizes a student's performance on a task that was started on June 10th 2023 and completed 45 minutes later. It includes the student's responses to two questions. For the first question, the student proposed a new product idea and provided marketing tips for launching a new product. For the second question, the student suggested dividing the class into five groups to propose and justify different business ideas, and to analyze the environmental factors of the locations chosen for each business.

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    Week 15 Applied

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    The document summarizes a student's performance on a task that was started on June 10th 2023 and completed 45 minutes later. It includes the student's responses to two questions. For the first question, the student proposed a new product idea and provided marketing tips for launching a new product. For the second question, the student suggested dividing the class into five groups to propose and justify different business ideas, and to analyze the environmental factors of the locations chosen for each business.

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    Q2 Performance Task 3

    Started on Saturday, 10 June 2023, 11:54 PM


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    Completed on Saturday, 10 June 2023, 11:56 PM
    Time taken 1 min 45 secs
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    Think of a new product you would want to introduce in the market. It can be a good already
    being sold but which you can innovate and improve, or it could be something really new
    that yourself conceptualized, product use or application, and its attributes which you believe
    are unique in that product.

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    Marketing Tips for Launching a New Product
    Study your competition. ...
    Target the ideal customer. ...
    Create a unique value proposition. ...
    Define your marketing strategy and tactics. ...
    Test your concept and marketing approach. ...
    Roll out your campaign. ...
    Know your product's lifecycle
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    The class will be divided into five groups. With the teacher's guide, each group should
    suggest a business that they want to put up. Each group should then justify their choice of
    business. Each group will discuss among the members the environment that should be
    studied in terms of the location they decided to choose. Based on the environmental
    analysis, the group members should identify all the factor that need to be studied in the
    specific environment/location.

    Answer text
    1. Discussions can be an excellent strategy for enhancing student motivation,
    fostering intellectual agility, and encouraging democratic habits.
    2. While discussions provide avenues for exploration and discovery, leading a
    discussion can be anxiety-producing:

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