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Chick-fil-A's positioning strategy focuses on delivering high-quality, customer-centric service combined with a strong emphasis on its core product: chicken Sandwiches. The brand distinguishes itself through its commitment to excellence in food quality, cleanliness, and a welcoming atmosphere, often highlighted by friendly service. Additionally, Chick-fil-A's values-driven approach, including its stance on community involvement and ethical practices, resonates with its target audience, reinforcing brand loyalty. Overall, the strategy effectively positions Chick-fil-A as a premium fast-food option with a strong emphasis on service and quality.
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Describe how the positioning strategy adopted for a brand would need to be supported by all other elements of marketing mix?
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How would you describe a strategy to find decimal equivalent for fractions and convience her to like the strategy?
You can tell her that you would have to divide the numerator by the denominator.
Give an example of a strategy you would use to provide comfort to a person in pallitive care?
I would use the extra pillows and blankets for comfort and positioning strategy to provide comfort for a person in pallitive care.
Describe the key elements of toal quality management?
what would best describe a quality management strategy?
How much would ypou make at chickfila a year?
i think they make 1$ each 10 years
What is brand positioning?
This answer is based on a paper written by Jerry W Thomas of Decision Analyst Inc. I found the paper via BNet.com and would recommend it. This is the field I work in and found this summary to be to the point! The term 'positioning' used in the context of marketing or a brand is best known through the book 'Positioning' by Jack Trout and Al Reis in the 1970's. Reis and Trout proposed positioning as being 'the basic position in a consumers mind, occupied by a given brand' - the aim being, in an over-communicated society, to occupy a distinct position in the conumers mind to cut through the multitude of messages in the market. The term positioning is often, inaccurately, used to represent marketing strategy. Positioning is an element of the strategy rather than a strategy in itself. I'm embarassed, that re-reading this answer it's clear that I answered the question, without addressing the point! Why does anyone care about positioning? - to make your product stand out from competitors so you can sell it more effectively!
How would you describe the rhetorical strategy of Frederick Douglas speech?
The Frederick Douglas speech can be described in one way. I would say the speech was a argument.
How would you describe the continuity objective in advertising?
Continuity advertising is a strategy to keep current customers using a particular product.
What is positive?
This answer is based on a paper written by Jerry W Thomas of Decision Analyst Inc. I found the paper via BNet.com and would recommend it. This is the field I work in and found this summary to be to the point! The term 'positioning' used in the context of marketing or a brand is best known through the book 'Positioning' by Jack Trout and Al Reis in the 1970's. Reis and Trout proposed positioning as being 'the basic position in a consumers mind, occupied by a given brand' - the aim being, in an over-communicated society, to occupy a distinct position in the conumers mind to cut through the multitude of messages in the market. The term positioning is often, inaccurately, used to represent marketing strategy. Positioning is an element of the strategy rather than a strategy in itself. I'm embarassed, that re-reading this answer it's clear that I answered the question, without addressing the point! Why does anyone care about positioning? - to make your product stand out from competitors so you can sell it more effectively!
What kind of positioning changes the location of an element in relation to where it would otherwise appear when rendered by a browser?
relative positioning
What is the difference between a turnover strategy and a conversion strategy?
Turnover strategy would be a complete redo and a conversion strategy would just need a few chamges.
What problems did this strategy cause between Athens?
It would certainly help if we knew what strategy "this strategy" was.
