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VII. Design your own shampoo or other product. Include the
following information:
Name of Product
Price / Ounce (grams)
Shape of Container
Color of Container
Slogan
Size (in ounces / grams)
Color of Product
On another piece of paper, draw the container and label for
your product. Include the name, price, number of ounces/grams and
slogan. If you use a product other than shampoo, revise this exercise
to include what is necessary in designing this product.
VIII. Determine the marketing mix that you think will be suc-
cessful for your product. Be as specific as possible.
Target market:
Placement:
Product:
Promotion:
Price:
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Dowling, Barbara T.; McDougal, Arden Marianne. Business
Concepts For English Practice. Boston: Heinle & Heinle Publishers,
1993.
2. Jones, Leo; Alexander, Richard. International Business Eng-
lish. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993.
3. Kral, Thomas. Economic Considerations. English Through
Content: Applied Economics // Materials Development and Review
Branch English Language Programs Division, US Information Agency,
Washington, D.C., 1996.
4. Revell, Rod; Sweeney, Simon. In Print. Reading Business Eng-
lish. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994.
5. Ruetten, Mary K. Comprehending Academic Lectures. N.Y.:
Macmillan Publishing Company, 1986.
VII. Design your own shampoo or other product. Include the BIBLIOGRAPHY following information: 1. Dowling, Barbara T.; McDougal, Arden Marianne. Business Name of Product Concepts For English Practice. Boston: Heinle & Heinle Publishers, Price / Ounce (grams) 1993. Shape of Container 2. Jones, Leo; Alexander, Richard. International Business Eng- Color of Container lish. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993. Slogan Size (in ounces / grams) 3. Kral, Thomas. Economic Considerations. English Through Color of Product Content: Applied Economics // Materials Development and Review Branch English Language Programs Division, US Information Agency, On another piece of paper, draw the container and label for Washington, D.C., 1996. your product. Include the name, price, number of ounces/grams and 4. Revell, Rod; Sweeney, Simon. In Print. Reading Business Eng- slogan. If you use a product other than shampoo, revise this exercise lish. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994. to include what is necessary in designing this product. 5. Ruetten, Mary K. Comprehending Academic Lectures. N.Y.: Macmillan Publishing Company, 1986. VIII. Determine the marketing mix that you think will be suc- cessful for your product. Be as specific as possible. Target market: Placement: Product: Promotion: Price: 65 66